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It was no bigger than a pea, but it could have killed me

Manchester Evening News

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October 11, 2025

CANCER FIGHTER HAS NOW HELPED TO RAISE MORE THAN £5,300 FOR CHARITIES

- By HELENA VESTY

A WOMAN is encouraging women to check their breasts after a pea-sized discovery changed her life.

Nicola Harrison, from Ashton-under-Lyne had helped raise more than £5,300 after her diagnosis and treatment for a life-threatening illness.

She checked herself in May 2024, and discovered something she didn’t expect to find - a small, pea-sized lump.

A month later, Nicola was told she had breast cancer.

She said: "I found a lump, no bigger than a pea, during a self-examination in May 2024. Because of my family history, I have always been careful to check regularly and I am so glad I did."

After a referral to Tameside’s breast clinic, Nicola was diagnosed in June 2024 with stage two breast cancer.

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