A never-ending cold was the first sign of the deadliest form of breast cancer that doctors said I was ‘too young’ to get

It’s an array of symptoms that will be familiar to most busy Britons, especially in wintertime. 

In early 2020, Natasha May, then 27, found herself suddenly blighted by exhaustion and a general feeling of being run down.

Over the course of the cold season, she found herself picking up every bug going.

But, as a teacher, she assumed it was just part of the job.

She never expected the collection of symptoms to signal something serious. 

In fact, they turned out to be the first, little-known sign of a particularly deadly form of breast cancer, which she was told she was ‘too young’ to get. 

Shockingly,

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