'Shattered' BBC's Deborah James walks for first time in nine days amid health struggle

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The BBC podcast presenter went on to say that her latest stint in the hospital has undoubtedly been her most challenging yet.Still, she thanked the nurses and doctors for not only saving her life but for providing her with moral support as she continued to fight the disease, which has plagued her life for over five years.Deborah stressed that she wasn't sure how things would move forward as she awaited her next operation, but she's made tremendous progress from how poorly she felt just a week ago."I'm making progress, it's slow but steady.

I'm still being monitored very closely," the mother-of-two continued."No idea what the next plan is - it's just taking things bit by bit."It's hard when you just want a plan, but the plan is really to try to get me better, whatever pathway that takes."The cancer campaigner was met with supportive remarks in the comment section as fans heaped praise for her courage and strength during such difficult times.Former X Factor star Diana Vickers left four heart emojis as her response.The Instagram user @livpurvis said: "You're a hero Debs, sending all the love in the world."@Jo_elvin echoed similar words, writing: "Sending so much love and strength @bowelbabe.