That's the one!! Thank you! Jamie would share her stories and Hinch wasn't happy until she realised her actual situation.Didn't he start to follow her when.she did a dance mimicking Ronnie?
That's the one!! Thank you! Jamie would share her stories and Hinch wasn't happy until she realised her actual situation.Didn't he start to follow her when.she did a dance mimicking Ronnie?
Thank you You’re absolutely right, it never leaves you. It breaks my heart that the first memories that spring to mind of my dad are of him emaciated in a hospital bed. Cancer is evil and it sure ain’t pretty especially at the end. My heart goes out to Alex because he’s the one who has to live with these dreadful memories for the rest of his lifeI'm so sorry to hear that :'( It's just the bleeping worst and sticks with you your whole life seeing someone go through it all. I obviously feel horrific for Nic but also so much so for Alex because he's going to live with the pain of it all for so many years to come. Also watching someone you love suffer and being able to do nothing kills you inside.
Exactly that There aren't any words for how cruel it all is. It takes everything away from a person and makes them a shadow of who they were and that's the worst of it all to me. My Grandma was the toughest lady you'd ever meet and she literally begged me to let her die in the end. For the rest of my life I remember that beautiful, strong woman, reduced to little more than nothing.Thank you You’re absolutely right, it never leaves you. It breaks my heart that the first memories that spring to mind of my dad are of him emaciated in a hospital bed. Cancer is evil and it sure ain’t pretty especially at the end. My heart goes out to Alex because he’s the one who has to live with these dreadful memories for the rest of his life
You have my sympathies for your Grandma, my Dad pretty much begged me too by asking me when it would be over in one of his last lucid moments (it was over a week later before he actually passed) it broke me to have to say to him soon dad, soon.Exactly that There aren't any words for how cruel it all is. It takes everything away from a person and makes them a shadow of who they were and that's the worst of it all to me. My Grandma was the toughest lady you'd ever meet and she literally begged me to let her die in the end. For the rest of my life I remember that beautiful, strong woman, reduced to little more than nothing.
This is probably why so many of us get so annoyed at health influencers, because most if not all of us have so much experience with this evil disease, of people with so much dignity and grace, even when the world took every last drop away from them. Then to see people prat around in hospitals with no thought for anyone else or beg, borrow and steal and sell their soul with no interests other than their own, well it hits a nerve.
I know they always argue you can't comment when you aren't them because they do what they have to to cope with their situation, but that doesn't come at the expense of others and for me that's where alot of the angst comes from.
Exactly the same happened to my Grandad. He never made it to the hospice he was supposed to be getting his EOL care in as he deteriorated so quickly.My dad died after 4 days on one. He never made it to EOL care in hospice. Absolutely awful
LoL I just reread this … should have said ‘you aren’t their hero’ not they aren’t your hero.Awe don’t worry. They’re just protecting their ego(s) as would I if I saw someone making negative comments about me. Cancer is enough on its own to deal with without them having to acknowledge that they aren’t your hero. The ego can be very delicate at the best of times but those with tons of followers can be really sensitive because it screws their view of themselves and their own importance.
Without sounding harsh. I won’t miss Nicky (but I do feel awful about her situation) and all she instills in me, this is my issue I know not hers. But BowelBabe yes, as critical as I was of her #ads she was interesting, she made me laugh, and she really wasn’t a crappy or shallow human being.
My mum lived for 2 weeks with hers and died peacefully in the hospital.My dad died after 4 days on one. He never made it to EOL care in hospice. Absolutely awful
Hospice* sorryMy mum lived for 2 weeks with hers and died peacefully in the hospital.
Unfortunately i agree. I think she will be moved to the hospice near where she lives that she’s mentioned before and that will be it.I don’t think Nikki will come out of hospital. Cancer is a bastard.