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Trevor Sorbie's Cancer Battle

Renowned hairdresser Trevor Sorbie reveals he's declined further cancer treatment and may not reach Christmas, sharing his experiences and career highlights.

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Trevor SorbieDame Helen MirrenKylie MinogueGeorge HarrisonPaul MccartneyRobbie WilliamsBryan FerryLorraine KellyNaomi CampbellPrincess Anne

What treatment option did Trevor Sorbie decline, and why?: Sorbie, 76, was diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer that spread to his liver. He chose not to undergo chemotherapy, stating he couldn't face more "poison."
What health condition has Trevor Sorbie been diagnosed with?: Trevor Sorbie, a renowned celebrity hairdresser, has revealed that he has declined further cancer treatment and may not live until Christmas.
What measures is Trevor Sorbie taking to manage his symptoms?: Despite declining chemo, Sorbie continues to receive steroid injections for pain and inflammation, which cause insomnia. He is accepting of his condition, stating that his "brain is his engine."
Describe Trevor Sorbie's reaction upon receiving his diagnosis.: Upon receiving his diagnosis, Sorbie experienced a panic attack before celebrating with a gin and tonic, showcasing his resilience and coping mechanisms.
Who are some of the notable figures whose hair Trevor Sorbie has styled?: Sorbie's career highlights include styling numerous stars such as Dame Helen Mirren, Kylie Minogue, and Naomi Campbell. His work ethic is centered on making women feel good about themselves.

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