A terminally-ill man, 31, with cancer has gone into hospice care, with only days left to live. Brave Liam Griffiths spoke out last year after being diagnosed with bowel cancer.
He told how in March, he noticed his stomach swelling and had chronic constipation, cramps and vomiting. But instead of seeking help, he tried to 'man up' and get on with his life.
The former oil rig worker said he made the decision to power on as he was self-employed and needed the money - but said this was 'the biggest mistake I’ve ever made'. Try MEN Premium now for FREE...
just click here to give it a go. His symptoms eventually became unmanageable and Liam, from Ingleby Barwick in North Yorkshire, went to hospital where he was diagnosed with Crohn's disease and later bowel cancer.