Kimberley Hattersley-Barton, a Wakefield woman who had to have a third of her tongue removed when pain from her braces was revealed to be cancer, has courageously spoken about her recent ordeal ...
The procedure involves cutting the tongue in half to create a lizard-like forked effect. But experts said it came with the risk of significant blood loss, infection, nerve damage and problems with ...
She was diagnosed with stage one oral squamous cell carcinoma which is normally harmless and had a small piece of her tongue cut out. But a year later when 'unbearable' pain erupted in her ear ...