During her cancer treatment, Linda Nolan shares an emotional turning point.

Linda shared a touching image of herself cuddling up to her new great niece, saying she hadn’t anticipated being around to meet the baby.

The infant is the grandson of Linda’s sister Maureen, and Linda expressed her happiness at meeting the newest Nolan family member in her Daily Mirror column. Since receiving my diagnosis, Linda said, “Meeting my sister Maureen’s newest grandchild has been such a milestone for me, it’s hard to describe what it meant.”

Meeting her grand niece made Linda Nolan very happy.

In May, Linda said, “all I could do sitting on the sofa was order tons of baby clothes.” “Those garments would have filled my space. I believed we would never meet. If I can keep my eyes open, I’ll finally get to see her in all of them.

The sister of Coleen Nolan revealed that one of the main problems she is having as a result of her chemotherapy treatment is fatigue. She commented, “I fell asleep during chemo on Monday, too, my third round,” and went on to say how much she appreciates the support of the other patients because treatment can be isolating.

“I genuinely value my ‘cancer pals,’ despite the fact that I may not have conveyed this clearly. During all of this, you may feel really alone, Linda frankly admitted.

There are other Nolan sisters that are experiencing hardships besides Linda.Coleen Nolan, a star of Loose Women, revealed she was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma on her shoulder and melanoma on her face earlier this year.

Linda Nolan is undergoing her third chemotherapy session.

“I discovered a little patch of reddish skin that had been on my shoulder. In a Loose Women episode, she said, “I was putting oil on it and moisturiser on it, but it just wouldn’t go.

Coleen said, “A dermatologist examined the red skin on my shoulder during my appointment seven months ago and gave me the diagnosis of basal cell carcinoma.”

The celebrity was assured that there was “nothing to worry about” and that although she would need to apply chemotherapy cream or have the skin removed, the disease is one that doesn’t necessarily spread.

On Loose Women, Coleen Nolan talked about her skin cancer.

Coleen returned to the dermatologist for the results after six weeks of treating the skin patch, and she also requested that the physician examine two very little marks on her face. He later determined that she had melanoma.

Coleen recalled the doctor’s words to her as follows: “He said, ‘If you don’t treat them, later in life that will spread and become skin cancer’.”

Ruth Langsford, a fellow ITV presenter, continued by stating that Coleen has now been examined by a physician, adding, “Hopefully they’ve caught it.”

Coleen’s early detection of the cancer is to our advantage, and as usual, Linda has our best wishes.