Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper has said it was a "very personal decision" to reveal that she was once told she had "just four days" to live.Speaking to the PA news agency, Ms Cooper said the experience "really motivated" her to "campaign for our NHS and social care".In her speech to the party's autumn conference on Monday, the MP for St Albans told delegates that 12 years ago she was "rushed to hospital" and then later "sobbed" as she faced the prospect of having to give up work due

Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper has said it was a "very personal decision" to reveal that she was once told she had "just four days" to live.Speaking to the PA news agency, Ms Cooper said the experience "really motivated" her to "campaign for our NHS and social care".In her speech to the party's autumn conference on Monday, the MP for St Albans told delegates that 12 years ago she was "rushed to hospital" and then later "sobbed" as she faced the prospect of having to give up work due to Crohn's disease.