She'd been under-going treatment for cervical cancer in the US.
Cervical Check campaigner Vicky Phelan has returned to Ireland for treatment after the discovery of new tumours stopped therapy in the US.
On Instagram she says she returned home earlier this week, and will start palliative chemotherapy treatment.
She says the good news is that the treatment will keep her alive until Christmas at least.
In 2018, Vicky Phelan was awarded €2.5 million in the High Court after a misread smear test.
Vicky Phelan has returned home to Ireland as her treatment in the US ends.
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) October 3, 2021
"The 'good' news is that I can still have treatment and that this treatment will keep me alive until Christmas at least." https://t.co/FBXuoszWfC
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