My friend S, died of secondary BC on Saturday 7th January. She was diagnosed after me, is slightly younger than me, and leaves behind the most wonderful 18 year old girl, who just happens to be Suzie's best friend since 1st year at school. And she leaves behind a husband.
This disease is just so so unfair, for those of us who suffer, and for our loved ones who have been ,or will be left behind.
She went very quickly in the end, which in my opinion, is how I would want to go, but not everyone would agree with that.
Suzie and I are just so sad and shocked, I have not cried yet, and dont yet know when the funeral will be. She never said she was having a private service so waiting to hear.
S was a fun loving, Irish woman, with a wicked sense of humour, and faced up to this disease pretty much as I do. She always had a smile on her face when I saw her, and Suzie and I were lucky enough to have 3 nights in London with her and her daughter just at the end of October, and for this I am thankful. She has a lot of friends and family out there who are going to be suffering greatly.
Sleep peacefully S - no more pain
Thinking of you loads and of course of M, your husband, and R, your gorgeous daughter.
xxxxxx
Todays saying...........You can't start the next chapter of your life if you keep re-reading the last one......Live Laugh Love.
This is my story, as a 42 year old, young woman, living with terminal breast cancer.
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