She says she has received so much support from the local community and fellow colleagues since her return Skegness
PCSO Michelle Collins was diagnosed with Lymphoma non-Hodgkinson high grade cancer in October 2021. | Photo: Lincolnshire Police
“I just put it down to having Covid and not being as active as I once had. A friend and colleague had also noticed I had a cough that hadn’t gone away so I decided to pay another visit to the doctors. PCSO Collins said her health began to deteriorate quickly after her diagnosis. She struggled to breathe which meant no talking, and Michelle is a natural talker which made it difficult.
The chemo was a massive success and after only three sessions, on 13 December 2021, PCSO Collins said she was told the mass had gone from 9.6cm to zero, which was the best Christmas present she and her family could have ever asked for. She said: “My head is still trying to catch up and if I am honest don’t remember everything. I don’t feel I have quite come to terms with the fact that I’ve had cancer and don’t know if I ever will. I think this is probably down to the fact of how quickly everything happened and the intensity of the treatment.
She described the staff as superheroes and said: “They never give up and don’t ask anything in return for what they do. The only thing they want is the ward to be a better place for their patients.
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