Woman told she has just years to live after deadly disease mistaken for stress

Woman told she has just years to live after deadly disease mistaken for stress

A grandmother has been told she has just years left to live after her first symptoms of motor neurone disease (MND) were mistaken for stress from her divorce.Diana Keys, 65, started “falling over for no reason” and her speech began to deteriorate about a year after her 35-year marriage ended in 2019.The now-retired mother, from Clevedon, north Somerset, sought medical advice and testing but was told by a consultant that her symptoms were “functi…