内容摘要："There can be an element of disgust with using the current test because it requires taking a stool sample," said Dr Campbell.

"There can be an element of disgust with using the current test because it requires taking a stool sample," said Dr Campbell.

A series of panic attacks prompted her to seek help from a psychologist, which she described as "the best thing I ever did"."I was so frightened of feeling sadness because I thought that if I felt the sadness, it would never go and that would just eat me up.

"So what I learned by going through that process is that I needed to feel all the feelings. And those feelings would ebb and flow - they would never stick."Since then, Sophie said her panic attacks stopped.She also found another coping tool.

"When I discovered the outdoors and physically pushing myself it made me think about all the things my body could do and that felt incredibly empowering and it felt good."Last week she became the first person with cystic fibrosis to row the

"I felt strong and I felt resilient and I feel able to face the challenges. There will be a day when I can't do this, but today is not that day, so let's do it."

Anna Cooper, 31, from Wrexham, spoke to the programme about her diagnosis ofBut BBC Verify has carried out extensive searches of Home Office circulars issued across that period and found no evidence that any document containing this advice exists.

Brown - who was prime minister in 2008 - has called the allegations "a complete fabrication" and the Home Office says there "has never been any truth" to them.Social media posts referencing a memo and using either the phrase "informed choice" or a variation like "lifestyle choice" have circulated for several years with some gaining traction.

But that intensified dramatically since the start of the year, with posts repeating the claim generating tens of millions of views in the past week after Mr Musk amplified several of them on his social media platform, X.In one post, which has received over 25 million views, Mr Musk alleged that "Gordon Brown sold those little girls for votes" while reposting another user, June Slater, using words that were apparently a variation of the memo claim.