WHEN she looked at her youngest child she wanted to cry. How do you explain to an 11-year-old girl she has a dangerous form of cancer – and that the only way to stop it from killing her is to have a major internal organ removed?
Suné Herselman didn’t know where she was going to find the words because she couldn’t understand it herself. Just a little while ago her pre-teen had been playing with dolls – now she was having to deal with a disease that usually strikes women in their fifties or sixties.
Nita-Jané had uterine cancer and not only did she have to get her head around the fact she had a life-threatening disease, she also needed a hysterectomy
