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Dad died after loud snoring turned out to be a symptom of brain tumour 14:25, 4 May 2021 Updated: 15:02, 4 May 2021 A DAD has died after his loud snoring turned out to be a symptom of a brain tumour. Michael Mackay would snore so loud that his loving wife Trish would be able to hear him from downstairs. 7 Michael Mackay died in March after doctors found an inoperable brain tumourCredit: SWNS When Trish heard his snoring she went up to see him and realised he was having a seizure and from then t...

Dad died after loud snoring turned out to be tragic brain tumour symptom Michael Mackay was taken to hospital after having a seizure. Following initial scans, he had a brain biopsy that found he had aggressive cancer and he was given less than a year to live Trish heard her husbands loud snoring and found that he was actually having a seizure (Image: Brain Tumour Research / SWNS.COM) The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid...

Scots woman says husbands ‘loud snoring’ was only symptom of deadly brain tumour Michael Mackay was diagnosed with the inoperable grade 3 brain cancer just weeks after his wife found him having a seizure in bed at their home in Thurso last year. Updated Michael passed away with his loving family by his side in March (Image: Brain Tumour Research) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try...

Michael Mackay, 52, died on March 26 after being diagnosed with an inoperable tumour in October. His widow, Trish Mackay, 50, told how she could hear Mr Mackays snoring from downstairs in their house in Thurso, Caithness. When she went up to see him she realised he was having a seizure.  Mrs Mackay called an ambulance and her husband was rushed to Caithness General Hospital in Wick. The family then spent an agonising few months waiting for tests to be carried out - but all turned out to be inc...