Comedian Janey Godley says she doesn’t know how to deal with the latest news following blood tests for her cancer.
Janey who was diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer three years ago gave her fans a health update on social media.
But little over three months on from having a clear scan, Janey has now said the cancer is ‘doing something’ in her body. Janey announced in June 2022 that her cancer had gone into remission after she had a hysterectomy in January.
However, the disease returned last December. The cancer was this time detected in her abdomen, meaning the star had to undergo chemotherapy again.
After an all clear in September and November she has now received her latest results and told fans: ‘Just got my blood test results – my CA125 number keeps climbing which means the cancer is doing something in my body, but the scan cant find it…
Comedian Janey Godley says she doesn’t know how to deal with the latest news following blood tests for her cancer
But little over three months on from having a clear scan, Janey has now said the cancer is ‘doing something’ in her body. Janey announced in June 2022 that her cancer had gone into remission after she had a hysterectomy in January
Janey’s followers flooded her post to pay tribute, writing: ‘Thinking of you and enjoy your tour × we’re rooting for you x… You got this @janeygodley keep kicking cancers butt! Sending love… We’re all with you, Janey’
‘I don’t know how to deal with this news – i can only keep going – see you all on this tour’, leading to an outpouring of support from followers.
Janey’s followers flooded her post to pay tribute, writing: ‘Thinking of you and enjoy your tour × we’re rooting for you x… You got this @janeygodley keep kicking cancers butt! Sending love… We’re all with you, Janey…
‘It doesn’t feel right to like this post but I’m thinking of you, give that wee Honey a snuggle xx… Scary s**t my love, why are our bodies so terrifying �� there’s some security in constant monitoring but it’s also terrifying…
‘We’re all thinking of you and sending everything we can lovey and thank you so much for sharing so others don’t feel so alone xxxxxx… We’re all thinking of you…
‘Thanks to you I know use Saltburn as a verb. Hugs and love from Edinburgh x. Oh sweetheart. I’m very lookin fwd to seeing you in Ipswich. This news makes no difference to anything.’
CA-125 is a type of tumour marker, with high levels of certain tumour markers in your blood may be a sign of cancer.
If you have cancer, measuring certain tumour markers may help provide important information about how to treat your disease. High levels of CA-125 are often found in people who have ovarian cancer.
Her news comes after Jane told MailOnline that she accepted she could die from cancer in a year but says she can face death knowing her family are provided for.
Janey previously told how while she may die within a year, she finds comfort knowing her daughter Ashley Storrie, 36, will be financially secure
Janey was told she was cancer-free in June 2022 but by the end of the year the disease had spread to her peritoneum, the membrane lining the abdominal cavity.
Now, in an exclusive interview with MailOnline, Janey says while she may die within a year, she finds comfort knowing her husband Sean Storrie, 61, and their daughter Ashley, 36, will be financially secure.
She said: ‘I worked hard. I have a great daughter. I’ve got a marriage that’s lasted 43 year. I’m proud of the fact that despite all the s***e that was flung at me I managed to make my family financially secure which was very important to me…
‘[It’s because] I came from such poverty. It’s very important that my daughter will never have to worry about the electricity bill or being evicted or the rent not being paid. She will never have to worry about her dinner…
‘Level six has been achieved so I can leave the game.’
Janey was told she was cancer-free in June 2022 but by the end of the year the disease had spread to her peritoneum, the membrane lining the abdominal cavity.
