'I feared I'd lose my wife after cancer diagnosis', says Foreign Secretary
"I went home, Susie and I talked it through, and I tried to ring [work] again to explain what was going on - and I still couldn't say a word."
"I think the most frightening thing was the word 'cancer', so as soon as I was on board with having cancer, I just thought I'm going to get on with it." "There was this massive wave of empathy and friendship, even from people I didn't even know particularly well, that was really touching," he said.
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