Pretty Lady Graduates a 4-years Course After Being Told She Had a Year to Live

A 22-year-old lady identified Nuttall was diagnosed with a form of brain cancer and was told by doctors to give up on her studies because she had one year to live has defied the odds and successfully graduated from University.

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• The pretty lady, Laura was a week into her degree when she started to get headaches.
• The student, from Lancashire, was diagnosed with a stage 4 glioblastoma.
• She was told by doctors to give up her studies because she only had a year to live.
• After Four years she has defied all odds and graduated from university with second class upper.

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The young lady was diagnosed with ‘glioblastoma multiforme’, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, and was given a year to live.

However, Laura pulled through as she had to leave school and commence a series of treatments including undergoing surgery to remove a tumor.

Against all odds, the young lady graduated from the University of Manchester where she studied politics, philosophy, and economics and graduated with good result. 

Laura Nuttall, 22 has bagged a degree in politics, philosophy, and economics against all odds. 

According to Laura, In 2018, she was found to have 8 cancerous tumors after being diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, a most aggressive form of brain cancer. 

She would later leave school so as to undergo treatment. However, doctors said she would only survive and live for another 12 months at the period. 

Laura has however pulled through and made it out of school after she responded well to treatment, including surgery. She graduated from the University of Manchester, England. 

The young pretty lady told the BBC that it was epic for her. 

Her words; 

My doctors told me I wouldn’t be going back to university full stop. I didn’t think I’d be graduating, but here I am, finally. In my first year, I wasn’t sure if I would be able to make it to graduation, never mind get a 2:1.

It had being a great celebration for her family as they joined to celebrate with her after her academic achievement against all odds. 

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Her mother  who was in full of happiness noted that the young lady has work hard to graduate from University and bags her degree from the prestigious University.

The happy mum, Nicola said: 

“Laura was told that she had a one year to lives and wouldn’t be going back to university at all, so to see her graduate is just incredible.

 

Speaking on how she work hard to achieve her university degree and her treatment through her academic journey, Her mother added;

 “I know how hard she’s had to work to achieve her degree alongside her chemotherapy, surgery and treatment, and this day is a real celebration of her tenacity.