In February she underwent an operation to take away the 37 by 45mm tumour.

Surgeons additionally eliminated her gallbladder, most of her pancreas bile duct, and a part of her small gut and instructed her she must be cancer-free.

Erin, from Ffair Rhos in Wales, was as a consequence of begin chemotherapy in June to take away the remaining most cancers cells however after she struggled with additional abdomen ache it was found the illness had unfold to her liver.

Now the assist employee has been instructed the most cancers is terminal – and has been given anyplace between six months to a yr to dwell.

Erin tragically misplaced her son Zac, three, in a caravan hearth three years in the past, and her son, Tyler, handed away in 2012 when he was 5 months previous as a consequence of a cardiac arrest.

She will depart behind her surviving sons - Harley, eight, who was injured within the hearth, and Alex, 13, in addition to her fiancé, Dan, 26.

Despite this the mum is remaining as constructive as she will and has written playing cards for her boys' milestones - together with their birthdays, weddings and after they turn into dad and mom.

Erin stated: "I sat Alex down and I told him they can't get rid of the cancer.

"I instructed myself I would not cry however I did. We need them to benefit from the summer season.

"I've written cards for their birthdays up to their 21st. I've done them for when they pass their driving test and their wedding day and when they become parents.

"I'm doing as many issues for them as I can earlier than I'm going. It's going to be powerful on them shedding a dad or mum."

Following her devastating prognosis, Erin desires to do as a lot as she will along with her household.

She is now receiving palliative chemotherapy to ease her signs and provides her as a lot time as attainable.

Erin has set a date to wed her fiancé, Dan, and the household have a caravan to take advantage of Erin's good days to get away on vacation.

She stated: “They said my time frame without chemotherapy would be the summer. It was a shock.

“I have multiple tumours in my liver. They are scattered all over.

“Having the chemotherapy could give me three, six or maybe 12 months more.

“I’m trying to keep focused on the positive stuff. We’re making the most of everything.

“We’ve already had so much loss in the family already.

“It’s horrible to know it is coming but I can plan for it. I will be reunited with Zac and Tyler again.”