Overview
- The 58-year-old presenter disclosed the diagnosis in an Instagram video on Saturday, saying she had a lumpectomy nearly three weeks ago.
- She described the tumour as very small and detected early, with clear surgical margins and clear lymph nodes, and no nodes removed.
- A five-day course of radiotherapy is scheduled for January, which she called an insurance policy.
- McCall said she noticed a lump while working at ITV, was prompted by Lorraine studio signs to check her breasts, underwent a biopsy, and urged others—especially those with dense breasts—to attend mammograms and not postpone ultrasounds.
- She thanked staff at the Royal Marsden, her children, and fiancé Michael Douglas, said initial anger has given way to a positive outlook, and noted this follows benign brain tumour surgery last year.