'We were wrongly given the all-clear and could not spend quality time with him due to the rapid deterioration in his health'
Terry Wilson, a Tarmacer from Asptria, died from lung cancer in October 2018, aged 57. He was wrongly told he was cancer-free before dying from the disease.
Following a deterioration in his symptoms, he was again diagnosed with cancer in February 2018 and moved immediately into palliative care. He died eight months later. “It’s very frustrating to know that Terry’s quality of life could have been made so much better with the right care and treatment. No one should have to go through the worry and uncertainty he went through.
Lyndsay Gibbons, clinical negligence lawyer at Thompsons who represented Mr Wilson’s family, said: “This has been an incredibly distressing time for the family. Mr Wilson and his family were badly let down. He was not given the right level of care and treatment by both NHS Trusts.
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