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My struggle to be diagnosed with cancer

As boss of Phones 4 U, John Caudwell is used to being in charge. But when he found a lump in his groin, he struggled to persuade his GP that it needed investigation. The diagnosis was testicular cancer - and the delay could have cost him his life

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