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Dad's work 'fatigue' turned out to be symptom of deadly illness

After intensive chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant, Robert Neill is cancer-free and back at work, while doctors say AML is likely to return without one.

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Robert Neill put his tiredness down to ageing and the stresses and strains of running a business

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'I was addicted to daily naps - then docs told me what was causing it'

Bangor dad Robert Neill had no idea that a deadly illness lay behind his seemingly harmless habit

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Dad's work 'fatigue' turned out to be symptom of deadly illness

Robert Neill put his tiredness down to ageing and the stresses and strains of running a business

·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Belfast Live broke the news in Belfast, United Kingdom on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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