Fashion designer narrates how she was wrongly diagnosed with cancer and given rounds of aggressive chemotherapy in Nigeria (video)

A woman has shared how she was misdiagnosed with cancer when she visited a hospital in Nigeria. The woman said the "reputable" hospital in Benin City claimed she had stage 3 non-hodgkin lymphoma and that it was malignant. She added that they even told her she will not be able to have kids after the treatment due to how aggressive her cancer is. She began treatment after the doctor at the hospital told her her situation was urgent. She said the hospital also had many people, including youths and children, they had diagnosed with cancer and she watched many di. She said she also almost did during the aggressive chemo called "Red Devil chemo" but was resuscitated. The aggressive treatments cost her money and time, to the point that her customers started complaining and asking for their clothes back. This caused her to return to Lagos and she decided to continue her treatment in a government owned hospital in Lagos. She went on to narrate how it was later revealed by the Lagos hospital that she never had cancer. She said the initial hospital that diagnosed her refused to release her tissue mass for her to get a second opinion from the Lagos hospital and she had to threaten them when the second hospital asked for it after suspecting she did not have cancer. When the initial hospital finally released it, it was discovered that it was a man's tissue mass that she was given. "It's crazy that a doctor will do this to me. They damaged me, they finished me," she said as she showed her burnt scalp, which she says is one if the effects of chemotherapy. She said the hospital has now begged to settle out of court but she has refused and vowed to take them to court. Watch her speak in the video below.      View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post Fashion designer narrates how she was wrongly diagnosed with cancer and given rounds of aggressive chemotherapy in Nigeria (video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.