š HEARTBREAKING HEALTH UPDATE: CORRIE LEGEND REVEALS TEST RESULTS āWERE NOT WHAT I WANTED TO HEARā! š
Ā HEARTBREAKING HEALTH UPDATE: CORRIE LEGEND REVEALS TEST RESULTS āWERE NOT WHAT I WANTED TO HEARā!Ā 

Doctors have informed Beverley Callard that she should have begun her radiotherapy treatment before now. TheĀ Coronation StreetĀ legend, 69, who starred as Liz McDonald on theĀ ITVĀ soap on and off for 30 years, revealed earlier this year that she had been diagnosed with the early stages of breast cancer and has been keeping fans updated on herĀ Ā healthĀ situation ever since.
The actress recently relocated to Ireland with her husband, Jon McEwan, so she could star in theĀ BBCĀ soap Fair City. She took to social media to explain how her latest appointment with her new surgeon had gone, which included the update regarding her treatment timeline, reportsĀ The Mirror.
Speaking in a new video posted to Instagram on Tuesday evening, she said: āWell I went to the hospital today at quarter past three, and they all seemed very nice, obviously theyāre new to me.
āThey are a little concerned because they think I shouldāve started the radiotherapy before now but of course because we moved house, it took a while for my medical records to come from England to Ireland et cetera but theyāve all arrived [now].ā
The formerĀ Iām A Celebrityā¦South Africa star then explained that she has another appointment later this week and will begin treatment at some point in the near future.
She said :āIāve got to go back on Thursday morning to see some more doctors and medical people and then they will begin it soon so it went okay, it went okay. So I will keep you updated.ā
The actress, who is also known for starring in Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps alongside Sheridan Smith and Will Mellor, then captioned the post: āA trip to the breast clinic today⦠it went ok, not quite what I wanted to hear but a step forward nonetheless Hoping to get started as soon as possible!ā
At the end of the Bank Holiday weekend, Beverley thanked fans for their support and told them that she was feeling ānervousā but ready to begin treatment.
She said: āI go see my new surgeon on Tuesday so she can see what my previous surgeon has done because obviously Iāve moved to Ireland, and then on Thursday, Iāve got my first appointment with the oncologist so Iāll be starting radiotherapy very soon. Iām all ready for it and Iām full of beans and really going for it.
āObviously, Iām a bit nervous. Youāve been great, youāve sent me zillions of messages. For every single person, itās unique and different so we will just see what happens. Thanks for all your messages ā even people telling me what shampoo and conditioner to use, I really appreciate it.ā
Beverley first revealed news of her diagnosis in February during an appearance on RTEās Late Late Show, and explained that she received the diagnosis just minutes before she was due on set for her new soap role.
She said: āIāve had some tests just before I left the UK, and literally, 15, 20 minutes before I was in my dressing room at Fair City, getting ready to go on, and I was quite nervous and thinking, āI hope everybody thinks Iām all rightā, whatever.
āAnd my consultant rang me and said, āyouāve got to come back to the UKā I said, āWell, I canāt possibly, Iāve just taken a new jobā. I said āIām away for a monthā, and I was diagnosed with breast cancer.
āBut Iām fine, Iām absolutely fine. My head was a bit mashed for the first few days. Itās very early stages, and Iām along with thousands of other women as well.ā



