By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 07:01 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 10:22 EST, 29 April 2013 A father-of-one who has survived cancer three times has described himself as the 'luckiest, unlucky' person alive. John Willis, 37, has battled testicular, stomach and lymph node cancers all in just three years. Miraculously, he has survived each one. John Willis (pictured with his wife Angela) has had testicular, stomach and lymph node cancers Incredibly, the stomach cancer was not related to the lymph node and testicular cancers, meaning that he developed two completely unconnected cancers. Professor Karol Sikora, a world renown oncologist, told MailOnline that the chances of being diagnosed with two different forms of cancer in a year is one in a million.
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John Willis, 37, has had testicular, stomach and lymph node cancers
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Had left testicle removed after pain alerted doctors to presence of a tumour
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A year later, at a check up, an unrelated tumour was found in his stomach
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Was later told testicular cancer had returned in his lymph nodes
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Now free from stomach cancer for 18 months and lymph nodes also clear
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Experts say odds of getting two cancers in a year are one in a million
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