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BBC Gardeners' World star announces shock health diagnosis after major surgery

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Gardeners' World icon Carol Klein has bravely opened up about her breast cancer diagnosis and the major surgery she's undergone in order to beat the cruel disease.The beloved gardening guru took to Instagram with a heartfelt video, updating her followers on her health journey so far, including a huge treatment milestone.

During the short video, Carol expressed her gratitude towards the medical team that supported her, saying: "Hello everyone, isn't it marvelous to see the sun out at last!

I just wanted to get in touch with you and keep you up to date with what has been happening to me recently." The BBC presenter then continued: "A few weeks ago I was referred to the breast care clinic at my local hospital and after tests I was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Having consulted with my family and all the doctors, it was decided that I'd have a double mastectomy and that was carried out on April 3." Now, one month on since the procedure, Carol gave an update on her recovery progress, including her upcoming book project which had been providing a welcome distraction about her health woes.The star added: "Since then I've been recovering at home and recuperating.

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