article_snippet.sent: A woman who suffered stomach cramps and bleeding for two years was horrified to be told it was due to a tumour the size of a golf ball in her cervix.
article_snippet.sent: Kerry Hamilton was finally diagnosed with leiomyosarcoma, a rare cancer of the soft tissue normally found in women over 50.
article_snippet.sent: Doctors finally discovered Kerry Hamilton had a tumour the size of a golf ball growing in her cervix .
article_snippet.sent: Doctors diagnosed Her GP with a leiomyosarcoma  - a cancer of the soft tissue, the muscle, fat, blood vessels, or any of the other tissues that support, surround and protect the organs of the body .
article_snippet.sent: After an MRI scan, doctors confirmed Her GP had leiomyosarcoma and would need a hysterectomy to save Her GP life.
article_snippet.sent: On March 19th this year Her GP underwent the operation to remove Her GP womb – and the tumour – and is now recovering at home.
highlights_snippet.sent: Kerry Hamilton had very rare cancer called leiomyosarcoma in Kerry Hamilton cervix .
  