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What she thought was allergies was actually rare blood cancer

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By Amy Reast Verified
| Gonzaga Bulletin Verified
Virginie Liba with her husband and son. (Leukaemia UK via SWNS) By Amy Reast A woman who had a cough for years was told she was "allergic to the weather" — before being diagnosed with a rare blood cancer. Virginie Liba, 49, first began to feel unwell in 2015, when she began sweating overnight. Then the mom-of-three developed a constant cough. She tried to treat it with over-the-counter medicine, but when it persisted, the pharmacist advised her to book a doctor's appointment.
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What she thought was allergies was actually rare blood cancer

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By Amy Reast Verified
| The Greeneville Sun Verified
Virginie Liba with her husband and son. (Leukaemia UK via SWNS) By Amy Reast A woman who had a cough for years was told she was "allergic to the weather" — before being diagnosed with a rare blood cancer. Virginie Liba, 49, first began to feel unwell in 2015, when she began sweating overnight. Then the mom-of-three developed a constant cough. She tried to treat it with over-the-counter medicine, but when it persisted, the pharmacist advised her to book a doctor's appointment.
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What she thought was allergies was actually rare blood cancer

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By Amy Reast Verified
| The State Verified
A woman who had a cough for years was told she was "allergic to the weather" - before being diagnosed with a rare blood cancer. Virginie Liba, 49, first began to feel unwell in 2015, when she began sweating overnight. Then the mom-of-three developed a constant cough. She tried to treat it with over-the-counter medicine, but when it persisted, the pharmacist advised her to book a doctor's appointment.
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