Former English football player Amy Carr (34) thought she had an ordinary phobia from spiders. In fact It was a symptom of fatal brain cancer, for which it only remains about half a year of life. , the disease forced her to cancel all the plans.
- A woman named Amy Carr began to fall off from nowhere.
- Doctors initially claimed that this was causing phobia from spiders.
- After examinations, her brain tumor was diagnosed and had to undergo surgery.
Amy from Hemel Hempstead, England, first collapsed in 2015 after seeing a spider in her bedroom. Initially, doctors considered her condition to be an exaggerated reaction induced by phobia, but when it fell twice again in the gym, he sent her to the hospital for examinations. At that time, she found her astrocytoma in the fourth stage, a cancerous tumor that grew into the size of a golf ball.
To remove the tumor, she underwent a demanding surgery, after which she could not go or speak for eight days. When she finally started talking again, it was in French. After Amy’s intervention, she also completed several laps of chemotherapy and radiotherapy to get into remission. In the coming period, the English thought she had got rid of the disease for good. However, almost ten years later, the cancer has returned and this time doctors have found that it is incurable. In August 2025, she was announced that she had only six to nine months of her life.
Amy’s overwhelming report only learned a few weeks before she was supposed to go to a dream 10-day cruise in Italy and Greece with her best friend Lucy. A couple on vacation spent more than $ 5,000 but She had to cancel it after the travel agency refused to provide insurance for her health due to her health. Despite the submission of a medical certificate, she was supposed to refuse to return money. “Neither of us responded. I am disappointed with their lack of interest,” she explained.
Lucy’s friend revealed that this holiday was supposed to be the last opportunity to visit the places she always wanted to see. She even paid another thousand dollars to take a wheelchair on board. “We were looking forward to it. They were really heartless. Have not offered us any voucher or discount“she added.
Although cancer affected Amyin health, she did not prevent her from collecting more than $ 35,000 to research brain tumors. “It is a great inspiration for everyone around him. We are very sorry she didn’t get to the cruise she was so pleased with“Lucy finished.
