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Maria said: 'Nadia found a gene therapy trial that had recently been run at University College London Hospital. No longer on treatment, MariaвЂ™s prognosis was bleak as doctors gave her just three to six months to live.Дesperate for an alternative, her daughter Nadia began searching for other options. She said: 'I was so fatigued and sick that the doctors decided to put me on chemo rest, which IвЂ™m still on at the minute, because it was getting to the point where I thought the chemo was going to kill me.'

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Sadly, Maria struggled to cope with the treatment and she was put on chemo rest after suffering severe side effects. She said: 'Doctors confirmed I had a 9cm mass known as intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma and I was offered chemotherapy which started in May.' In April, Maria was officially diagnosed with bile duct cancer which starts in the bile duct and, in her case, after lying dormant for years, had now spread to her liver. 'It was so rare that the doctors said they needed to run further tests to find out what type of cancer it was.' 'After the fourth biopsy, they confirmed they had found something malignant,' she said. The entire time, I just kept worrying about what was to come.'ДЄfter New Year, Maria had three biopsies which were all inconclusive. 'I was devastated and it completely ruined our Christmas. The doctors suspected I had a rare cancer and would need to undergo a biopsy. She said: 'The news just completely shocked me. On Christmas Eve 2021, Maria was asked to go in Northwick Park Hospital for her results.ДЇearing the worst, she took along her grown-up children Nico, who is not working, Luca, a salesman, and Nadia, a football centre manager, for support. Something had to be seriously wrong so I demanded a CT scan.' It had been months of trying different solutions and nothing had worked. She said: 'I just knew something was wrong.

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Health fears prompt Met Eireann to upgrade weather warning as hottest day ever on the cards.'It took a while to see them and, even then, they were suggesting new medication to try.'Д«ut Maria says her intuition was screaming at her, telling her this was more than itchy skin.

She said: 'Nothing seemed to work and I was eventually referred to a dermatologist. Over the next year, she was prescribed various steroid creams, gels and UV treatments but to no avail. 'They were so itchy and I was getting aches and pains in my elbows, joints, everywhere, and I was constantly on the phone with the doctor.'Дue to lockdown, Maria could not get a face-to-face appointment so had to send her GP photos of her red and sore palms. 'IвЂ™d initially thought it was a reaction to a new cleaning product IвЂ™d bought to clean the cooker.

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'During lockdown, I developed a condition where my hands cracked up and I had to wear gloves. 'IвЂ™d had gallstones a couple of years prior and ended up having my gallbladder removed, but other than that IвЂ™d never had any health problems,' she explained. Dublin ranked among cleanest cities in Europe for air quality.Virtual consultations for cardiac patients to be expanded across Ireland.IвЂ™m not ready to die, IвЂ™m fighting to live.'ДЇor Maria, her issues began when her hands started to itch relentlessly. My kids all live at home with me and I donвЂ™t have grandchildren yet. 'Anything that we can get will go towards saving my life.

She said: 'The gene therapy treatment that I need isnвЂ™t available on the NHS and costs ВЈ16,500 a month privately so we are desperately trying to raise money using a GoFundMe page. The mum, who lives in Harrow, north west London with her children Nico, 32, Luca, 30, and Nadia, 27, is now fighting against the clock to fund lifesaving treatment. Maria has just three to six months to live without treatment. Read more: Community 'devastated' after sudden death of 'wonderful, wise and kind' Dublin City University ProfessorД«ut, two years later in April 2022, the nursery manager was diagnosed with bile duct cancer - a rare condition with around 1,000 new cases in the UK each year. She initially thought it was down to a new cleaning product she was using.

Maria Barry, 58, started having itchy and cracked hands at the first outbreak of Covid back in March 2020. One mother who thought her itchy hands were a reaction to a new cleaning product was handed a deadly cancer diagnosis.

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