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Morning. it must be tough to come on the telly and talk about this a few hours after finding out that i know you and so many others wanted to share those memories and keep that message of deborahs going. thank you so much. we appreciate your time. so true, for lots of people who live with cancer, for somebody to be so alive but living with a terminal diagnosis is huge. almost all those pictures of deborah, she is smiling. and glamorous. even talking about poo. i said we would have a look at the ...

She challenged taboos and changed the conversation around bowel cancer — urging people to check their poo. well speak to those who knew and loved her about her life and her remarkable legacy. british socialite ghislaine maxwell has been jailed for 20 years by a new york court for helping jeffrey epstein abuse young girls. it is defeat for serena williams on her wimbledon return. when these covers come off later, andy murray and emma raducanu will be back in action. good morning, rain pushing e...

And highlighting how important it is to make sure people here that message about checking your poo, it is so much embarrassment about it and it is literally life—saving. h0 and it is literally life—saving. i157 embarrassment here, you will hear the word poo several times, it is what deborah would have wanted, she said it in herfinal message last night on social media. theres been an incredible reaction on social media to her death. lets take a look at some of the tributes being paid. the pri...

Not to mention the gruelling treatment, too. tell us a bit about what you went through. i started feeling unwell probably six to 12 months before i realised there could be anything wrong. i was very tired and i thought i was working too hard. i did have blood in my poo. i went to the gp and i was told i was too young to be worried about anything, too fit and healthy and i didnt have enough symptoms to trigger an nhs intervention. i was sent away with pile cream and told not to worry about it, it...

Awareness and make sure people pick up awareness and make sure people pick up the signs better for better prognosis of their condition. through her charity, we know changes have happened. to share positive news about what has happened, the british gastroenterology conference happened last week in birmingham and a test we used to pick up bowel cancer in general practice, patients you do not have symptoms but we wonder if there could be a diagnosis of that cancer we give a test given to asymptomat...

Condition. hello, and welcome to you, me and the big c. we all have one thing in common, we all have or we have had cancer. deborah used this bbc podcast to connect with thousands of other people living with cancer, to share stories, to support and help. whooo, deborahs dressed as a poo! within the space of a minute we are laughing and crying hysterically all at the same time. and that is what cancer is like. im not going to look at you. a crying poo is not what we need right now. me talking abo...

Were reflecting this morning on the life of dame deborahjames whose death was announced last night. since she was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016 dame deborahjames has earned praise for her intimate, frank and often humorous account of living with the disease, famously dressing up as a poo. 0ur reporter graham satchell looks back at how she inspired a nation, raised millions for charity and connected with thousands of other cancer patients. as she approached the end of her life, deborahjames...

I was going to say its nice to be here, but not as a patient! absolutely. deborah tried every treatment available to extend her life. hello, this is the tiny. probe which is very thin. ive never seen this, i cant believe that actually goes inside of me! she was a former deputy head teacher and was endlessly curious about her condition. she was brilliant at communicating and never afraid to poke fun at herself. # im too sexy for my shirt # too sexy for my shirt, so sexy it hurts. she dressed up a...

Deborahs family shared some of her finalthoughts. find deborahs family shared some of her final thoughts. find a life worth enjoying, take risks, love deeply, have no regrets and always, always have no regrets and always, always have rebellious hope. and, finally, check your poo, it could just save your life. dame deborah james, who dame deborahjames, who died at the age of a0. as weve heard, through her podcast and campaigning dame deborah did invaluable work raising awareness of bowel cancer a...

Of her life, deborahjames was honoured with a damehood. it was presented in person at her parents�* house by prince william. recognition for an extraordinary woman who captured the heart of the nation. for more than five years, dame deborah recorded, documented and shared her life with cancer, she danced her way through most of it. the way she campaigned and raised awareness of bowel cancer was a real boost for other people living with the condition. hello, and welcome to you, me and the big c...