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..i know i cant really do anything more. im like, those women shouldnt have died. over the years, weve followed deborah as she recorded the podcast you, me, and the big c, as she underwent a variety of different treatments. hi, deborah. im dallas. as she investigated the best way to die. this is her local hospice. shes now decided to have end of life care at her mum and dads house, surrounded by herfamily. i have a really loving family, who i adore and couldnt... i honestly, like... theyre just ...

Deborah on you, me and the big c. that is on bbc sounds. something else i know lot of people have been doing, if you go on her original instagram post from the day before yesterday, there are about 40,000 comments on there.— yesterday, there are about 40,000 comments on there. have you read the comments? — comments on there. have you read the comments? yes. _ comments on there. have you read the comments? yes, just _ comments on there. have you read the comments? yes, just a _ comments on th...

In less than 24 hours. ijust cannot thank people enough for their generosity because itjust means so much to me. it means kind of... it makes me feel utterly loved. deborah doesnt know how long she has left but she will be surrounded by her family at the end. i have been having sleepovers with my sister. all in ourforties. you know, never left alone, which i think is great. like being kids again. and i cant think of a better way to go. you can hear more from deborah on her podcast. the latest re...

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Naomi grimley has this report. removing the taboo is about bowel cancer, whatever it takes. deborah james has been frank about her diagnosis from the start. people alwa s sit diagnosis from the start. people always sit but — diagnosis from the start. people always sit but look _ diagnosis from the start. people always sit but look at _ diagnosis from the start. people always sit but look at all- diagnosis from the start. people always sit but look at all the - always sit but look at all the op...

Deborahjames, or bowel babe, as shes been known on social media, has been frank about her diagnosis from the start. people always say, "but look at all the opportunities. through her podcast, you, me and the big c, she has spoken about the day to day realities of treatment as well as the emotional side of her illness. her fellow presenter, rachael bland, died of cancer aged just 40. deborah james was first diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer in 2016 at the age of 35. there have been moments w...

Thats all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the podcaster deborahjames has revealed that shes now having hospice care at home for her terminal bowel cancer. the presenter of the bbc podcast "you me and the big c" urged followers to donate to herfundraising page for clinical trials and research — as we came on air, it had raised more than £1.2 million. deborahjames, whos 40, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016, and has documented her operat...

The podcaster deborahjames has revealed she�*s now having end—of—life care at home, following extensive treatment for bowel cancer, saying her body just can�*t continue any more. the presenter of the bbc podcast �*you, me and the big c�* urged followers to donate to herfundraising page for clinical trials and research, which has raised almost £2 million injust21l hours. our health correspondent catherine burns has more details. she says it�*s the message she never wanted to write....

Because it kind of, itjust means so much to me. it makes me feel utterly loved. most people with bowel cancer are diagnosed in their 605. she was just 35 when she found out in 2016. since then, she�*s raised awareness with a savvy, cheeky charm, including dressing up as a poo and posing on the toilet. and of course she has danced her way through chemotherapy with a not—so—secret ambition to be invited on strictly come dancing. deborah has been an inspiration. the lives that she has saved, ...

When rachel died in 2018, deborah paid tribute to herfriend. she has lived and she has lived absolutely a worthwhile, purposeful, amazing life that�*s had an impact on so many people. over the last few months, deborah has looked increasingly frail with long stays in hospital. now she is back homw with her loved ones, including her two children, getting hospice at home care. i think really its ultimately about the hospice ethos of giving deborah and her family that death that they can feel comf...