Beverley Callard has shared encouraging news after completing her radiotherapy treatment following her breast cancer diagnosis. The 69-year-old actress announced that she successfully finished all 10 planned sessions, marking an important milestone in her recovery. She has kept fans informed throughout her treatment journey and expressed gratitude for the support she has received.
Speaking after her final session, Callard said she felt thrilled to reach the end of treatment, although she admitted the experience had been emotionally demanding. She explained that she struggled the previous day but felt much better after completing the last appointment. Even so, she remained hopeful while acknowledging that her recovery process is still continuing.
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Meanwhile, Callard said she will meet her medical specialist again in two months to assess her progress and discuss the next stage of care. She added that future mammograms, consultations with oncologists, and other medical evaluations will provide a clearer picture of her health. However, she welcomed the end of radiotherapy as an important achievement.
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Her husband, Jon McEwan, joined the conversation by encouraging her to stay positive as she looked ahead to the next phase of recovery. Callard agreed that maintaining an optimistic mindset would be important during the coming weeks. Although she felt relieved, she said the couple planned a quiet evening at home instead of celebrating the occasion.
Earlier, Callard had explained that her treatment schedule included 10 radiotherapy sessions spread over two weeks, with five consecutive treatment days followed by a weekend break before the remaining sessions. That carefully planned course has now been completed, allowing her to focus on recovery while waiting for further medical assessments in the months ahead.