• Sirin Kale
• 20 May, 2019

Heather Bellamy’s March appointment at the Queen Elizabeth hospital in King’s Lynn didn’t go well. She had been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia five years before, in December 2014; now, her doctor explained gently, she had run out of options on the NHS. Bellamy, 48, would be starting a chemotherapy drug called azacytidine that could extend her life expectancy from two months to six. Her doctor asked if she had a bucket list.
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