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‘I Never Expected to Get to This Point’: Man Told He Had Just Weeks to Live Beats Cancer
After being told he had just weeks to live, a 39-year-old man battling stage 4 bowel cancer has beaten his diagnosis. Moved to let others know that cancer need not be a death sentence, he claims that a positive mental attitude was the key to his recovery.
“I never expected to get to this point and to be fair, it is only through seeing the experiences of others that I realized it was possible,” Danny de Brabander, of Claughton in Wirral, North West England, told the Liverpool Echo.
Kilkenny group release single just in time for this year’s St. Patrick’s Festival
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Dóchas will form part of a 15-minute video performance by Burnchurch, which will debut as part the Kilkenny St. Patrick’s Day Festival Online.
The video was shot in various locations across Kilkenny and directed by Maitiú Ó’Casaide, himself a fine Uileann Piper (and former TG4 Young Musician Of The Year).
The new song “Dóchas” is wrapped around a version of the Irish hymn “Dóchas Linn Naomh Pádraig” which was arranged by the band s grandfather Seán for the then family of Na Casadaigh (of which their father Seathrún is a member).
Woman told to say goodbye to fiance, 39, as doctors feared he wouldn t make it through the night They didn t think I was going to make it through the night.
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Danny de Brabander who has been battling Stage 4 bowel cancer
A man has recalled the moment doctors feared he wasn t going to make it through the night with his fiancee and family told to say goodbye.
Danny de Brabander, 39, has fought for his life over the past two years, from cancer, a heart attack and sepsis.
It was back in 2018 that Danny, from Claughton, Wirral, began to suspect something was wrong, he said: I had started to feel unwell for about six to eight months before I took it seriously and went the doctor.
COVID will not stop a local company from putting on an amazing show in a bid to spread some joy. Every year Wrexham and District Panto Company put on a show during February half term with all profits going to local charities in and around Wrexham who desperately need support. This year more than ever charities need a bit of extra help in supporting people in the community. However, with the Covid-19 pandemic ongoing, a new and creative way to provide a panto was made. A fundraising page has also been launched with a target of £500 which will be distributed back into the community.