'Doctors said I only had two years to live'
Briefly

Marsha McCarty-Coombs was diagnosed with Conn's Syndrome at 39, facing a grim prognosis. Now at 59, she surpasses expectations and embraces life. After years of uncertainty and health complications, including a hysterectomy, she has turned her experiences into a positive force, launching a jewellery brand to support charities in her hometown of Bristol. Displaying resilience, Marsha celebrates life and uses her journey to educate others about rare health issues, highlighting the importance of awareness and community support.
"When they diagnosed me, I wasn't looking for symptoms. I just thought it was early menopause," she said.
"I'm just so happy and grateful to be alive," said Marsha, who is originally from Bristol but now lives in London.
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