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'Been through the wringer' Vicky Pattison, 34, reflects on 'traumatic' health battle

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However, earlier this year Vicky received good news about the cyst following a check up.She said: "I discovered that the cyst had shrunk had gone away."I did hear they can just go away.

But you know, you kind of think, 'Oh, God, they can also grow.'"But I think everybody's mind always goes to the worst possible outcome," she added.Vicky also spoke about the new The Pour Moi x Vicky Pattison Edit.The star said: "I spent years with my boobs falling out the top and my bum cheeks falling out the bottom of bikinis."So it's really lovely to be working with a brand that not only am I proud to wear, but that also just fits really well as well.".

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