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Woman, 28, who’s been battling ovarian cancer for a decade and was given a year to live in late 2019 claims a vegan diet and hormone therapy has kept her alive after refusing chemo
- Jasmine Kerr, 28. From Bristol, has been battling ovarian cancer since was teen
- Went through early menopause after reproductive system was removed at 17
- Jasmine was given one year to live in December 2019 and overhauled lifestyle
- Said her vegan diet and holistic treatments are what’s keeping her alive
A woman has hailed a vegan diet and other holistic treatments for keeping her alive in an ongoing ten year battle with ovarian cancer.
Jasmine Kerr, 28, from St George, Bristol, was first diagnosed with borderline ovarian tumours – tumours with potential to become cancerous – ten years ago after experiencing severe bloating and abdominal pain.
Due to the risk of these abnormal cells becoming malignant doctors had to remove the majority of her reproductive system forcing her into early menopause at 17 years-old.
Over the next ten years Jasmine had more tumours removed and in December 2019 was diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer – low-grade serous carcinoma – and was given just one year to live by her doctors.
But now Jasmine says she is defying her doctors’ predictions by cutting meat, dairy and other animal products from her diet, taking hormone suppressants and repurposed drugs and even believes she will be cancer free in a year with the progress she is making.
Jasmine Kerr, 28, pictured, from St George, Bristol, claims cutting down on animal products in her diet and holistic treatments have been keeping her alive, after she was told she had one year to live in December 2019 following a ten-year-long battle with ovarian cancer
Jasmine said: ‘After years of severe abdominal pain I was diagnosed with a rare form of slow-growth ovarian cancer in December 2019. My doctors told me I had one year to live.’
‘At first I was in shock but then I just wanted to fight it – I’m ecstatic I’m still here and have a new purpose in life to campaign for alternative treatment methods.
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