i lost my father & a few mate's to this horrid,cruel excuse of a disease let's BEAT IT,please donate to stand up to cancer.i have.
:agree: I've lost several close family members to cancer.
Any conribution to this dreadful disease is a contribution well made
TBH, one of the greatest comforts that myself and my family found when my dad passed away was the wonderful McMillan Nurses :yes:
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:agree: Lost my dad to cancer and do everything I can to support those who both do research into how to find a cure and those who try to alleviate the suffering.
tapps, its strange that you post about this just now as Gill and I went to see a stage production of Calendar Girls at Lancaster Grand theatre the other night, it was superbly funny and amazingly moving at times.
The script included these words.
" Frankly if it meant we'd get that much closer to killing off this shitty, cheating, sly, conniving, silent, bloody disease that cancer is, then God, I tell you I would run round Skipton market smeared in plum jam with a tea cosy on my head, singing Jerusalem" (Act2 scene 2)
Which sort of put it in perspective
i had channel 4 on last night & it was on,i watched it all,it was very sad & touching at time's,i have a few pal's still fighting this SHITTY excuse of a disease,it's horrible seeing people waste away due to this.IT'S VERY,VERY SAD.
I donate to 3 charities every month by Direct Debit ... a Regimental Benevolent Fund, The Red Cross and The Prostate Cancer Charity ...... they need our £ more than ever. :yes: