Cancer-stricken Linda Nolan has 'no idea' how long she has left as she's 'incurable'

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Linda Nolan, 63, lamented after a series of family weddings that she is unsure how many more touching family moments she'll have the privilege of being around to experience, now that she is living with cancer.Sadly, the disease killed her sister Bernie at just 52, and in a double dose of tragedy, she and another Nolan sister, Anne, 71, were diagnosed within days of each other during the pandemic.Linda is currently suffering secondary stage breast cancer and has been told there is no prospect of recovery.As she watched her nephew Danny say "I do" to his wife in Sorrento earlier in the week, she felt numerous bittersweet emotions.Above all, she recognised the importance of living for the moment in case tomorrow never comes.Witnessing Danny and wife Madisson's two children and the delight they felt at seeing their parents tie the knot, she revealed that she felt "blessed"."Seeing the smiles on their girls' faces, as they saw their parents exchange vows and devote themselves to each other, made me realise how living is for now," she exclaimed in her Express.co.uk column.She added that like them, she intends to "cherish every moment"."When you’re first diagnosed with cancer, as much as you think you’re going to beat it, you do also wonder how long you have left," she reflected."In my case, [however], where my cancer is incurable, you’re stuck in a no-man's-land."You know you won’t “beat it” and you have no idea how long you have left."She confessed sadly: "I do lie in bed and I wonder how long I'll be here, if I'll see my great-nieces and nephews grow into adults, if I’ll see them have their first boyfriend or girlfriend, or if this Christmas is going to be my last."This isn't Linda's first cancer battle - but it is the first.