From one mom (mum) to another, I feel the same pain now. My son is the same age as your daughter. His bone cancer has spread to his lungs. We’re hoping he’ll last until Christmas. Bless you for your story. ❤️
im sure I wasn't the only one that fell in love with Debra . she was intoxicating , her energy was limitless , she selflessly helped so many , just by being the best part of who she was .
My dad’s father died from this (I was too young to remember) and my father had a colonoscopy too but thank god he’s clear. The fear I feel is horrific every time he gets one. I’m so grateful he’s ok. RIP Deborah you were a real fighter
Lost my mum to bowel cancer 19 years ago. Deborah’s legacy is amazing and will save lives, as people seek out diagnosis earlier than they might previously have done so. 💔
What an amazingly strong mum, she was by Debs side the whole time and she was strong..... I could see where Debs got her strength from... sending her mum and family so much love xxxxxxxxxxxxx
@@linzieloo1 you clearly don’t understand grief. Especially when it’s a parent grieving. No matter how long it’s been since their baby passed, it will always hurt and it can take years to adjust to life without them. Sure they can adjust, but the pain will never leave them. Whether it’s a year, 20 years, 50 years… they will always be longing for their child to come back.
Thank you so much, you saved my life, I was diagnosed with t4 bowel and had it removed with half my bowel. I had no sign of blood, but there was in the test. Thank you for saving my life. Michelle mum of four beautiful children ❤️
Your Beautiful Girl was shortchanged in life on this Earth, and how unfair. Thank you for the heartwarming and beautiful video. I have a feeling she is in Heaven or somewhere up above doing her gymnastics now being pain free….❤❤❤❤❤
Deborah, you were an amazing person with a beautiful soul. Who was sadly taken from this life too soon? Thank you for all that you were plus more and shedding light on the cancer that we fight continuously. You're just an awesome person all around, and I pray that in the next life that you are healthy, joyful, and full of life as you were in this life. May you rest peacefully in the arms of the Almighty father and his incredible angels. You were a brave and empowering woman, and to those who were lucky enough to have known you, you brought an incredible light into everyone's life. Rest in peace, sweetheart. ❤
I am so so sorry for your loss she was such a inspiration to so many of us . May God give each of you peace and love and continue to gelp others with what they may go thru .
Say not in grief 'she is no more' but in thankfulness say 'she was'. As long as we live, she too will live; for she is now a part of us. Hebrew Proverb
So sad! I was diagnosed with Clear Cell Renal Carcinoma during the height of the pandemic. I had not been feeling well for a while and was having pain and trouble peeing. I went to the hospital repeatedly only to be told ...how would I know if I was sick if I wasn't a Doctor? I said I know my body and there is something wrong, could you please do a CT scan or some kind of test. Nope. Can't you see we are overrun with covid patients and don't have time for hypochondriacs! Finally I went to another hospital and demanded that I see a Doctor and have a scan. I told them I understand that there is a pandemic but I am not leaving until I get some tests ... and I was told they would call the police. I said please do and I will be calling the local news station at the same time. They finally relented and gave me a CT scan and an MRI. I found out I was in the second stage of Renal Cancer and had a 5 inch tumor in my right kidney and needed imediate surgery. Which took another 4 months! I finally had my surgery and a large portion of my right kidney removed. My message is know your body and don't ignore what it is telling you, and most importantly, advocate for yourself because nobody else is going to. So many people fall through the cracks in the health care system needlessly and a lot of people die because they were perceived as being a nuisance or dramatic. Sad but true. My heart goes out to her family ✌❤
Hate how doctors are so arrogant thinking they knew everything yet they can't even diagnosis people properly say there is shit wrong with people they do all these years of training yet they treat people with contempt fxxking idiots
Well done for taking a stand! I fear it will only get worse. The pandemic was and is an excuse for so many things not being done. Basically we are on our own. To threaten you with police shows how far the 'caring' has diminished.
What a wonderful mother, so sorry this happened. I realise this had to be kept short but if anyone doesn't know, Deborah was not diagnosed quickly. Hence the importance of her campaigning work.
Deborah was the life and soul of the soul of life itself. 💚 What an amazing woman with a heart so pure , it makes mine burst ! We will never forget you Debbie . So long as you are remembered , you will always be around us all.... You never truely left us . 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
An amazing woman, who was so selfless. Her story touched my heart, especially since I had followed it not long after my dad's death from complications from bowel cancer in March 2022. Whilst not a terminal diagnosis, unlike Deborah's, it made her story that little more personal to me. I hope her family can find comfort from Deborah's strength and her eagerness to push boundries and how she is still giving people tye courage to talk about their poo. Rest in paradise, Deborah. 🤍
@@linzieloo1Another spiteful comment and look who it's from. Again! Why don't you go and play with some traffic instead of vomiting your darkness online?
Naww so sorry to hear 😢 💔 🥀 she is free now and safe 🙏. I found blood in my poo often, doctors and hospitals won't do anything, luckily it's cleared, but it will be back no doubt, next week or few weeks or next week, one time was bleeding for bout 2-3weeks everyday, that was 6-8yrs ago. Feel sorry in a way for hospitals and doctors, nurses, they can only do so much but sometimes even just a simple diagnosis is impossible to get for some of us. Takes years
Awful how people suffer with this damm cancer so sad RIP u will be remembered good on her husband for sticking by his wife must be so hard for him and there kids
This makes no sense, why England? You know Rupert Murdoch is Australian-American and owns the Fox Corporation, The Wall St Journal and other American news companies, it's not just the English who buy his papers, sadly. That aside, is it appropriate for you to be calling her a sell-out in these comments, where's your compassion? It's a woman talking about her dead daughter, kinda harsh to be bad mouthing her.
Like it or not, The Sun is one of the most popular newspapers in the UK.Having this platform, meant that Deborah could reach as wide an audience as possible with her awareness raising activities - highlighting early signs of cancer, which almost certainly saved lives. She was offered the opportunity to use the publication for something good and she did. She achieved great things and her impact is being felt even though she is no longer here.
She loved being in the sun newspaper and all the attention she got. She would have gained personal financially through it all. All I can see did was make people more aware about if they have blood in their shit💩
From one mom (mum) to another, I feel the same pain now. My son is the same age as your daughter. His bone cancer has spread to his lungs. We’re hoping he’ll last until Christmas. Bless you for your story. ❤️
im sure I wasn't the only one that fell in love with Debra . she was intoxicating , her energy was limitless , she selflessly helped so many , just by being the best part of who she was .
My dad’s father died from this (I was too young to remember) and my father had a colonoscopy too but thank god he’s clear. The fear I feel is horrific every time he gets one. I’m so grateful he’s ok. RIP Deborah you were a real fighter
Lost my mum to bowel cancer 19 years ago. Deborah’s legacy is amazing and will save lives, as people seek out diagnosis earlier than they might previously have done so. 💔
What an amazingly strong mum, she was by Debs side the whole time and she was strong..... I could see where Debs got her strength from... sending her mum and family so much love xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Mad respect to the mum for somehow managing not to cry during the interview. So stoic and strong 💖
Stoic.
@@Toffee146 thank you
Stoic 💪❤
Maybe she not that upset anymore
@@linzieloo1 you clearly don’t understand grief. Especially when it’s a parent grieving. No matter how long it’s been since their baby passed, it will always hurt and it can take years to adjust to life without them. Sure they can adjust, but the pain will never leave them. Whether it’s a year, 20 years, 50 years… they will always be longing for their child to come back.
Thank you so much, you saved my life, I was diagnosed with t4 bowel and had it removed with half my bowel. I had no sign of blood, but there was in the test. Thank you for saving my life.
Michelle mum of four beautiful children ❤️
So very missed, but what a legacy
Thank you Dame Deborah xxx
How brave of her mum to describe her beloved daughter's fight against this terrible disease💔
Thank You Dame Deborah for your life and selflessness💜
Your Beautiful Girl was shortchanged in life on this Earth, and how unfair.
Thank you for the heartwarming and beautiful video.
I have a feeling she is in Heaven or somewhere up above doing her gymnastics now being pain free….❤❤❤❤❤
My beautiful 34yr old niece was going through breast cancer at the same time as debs god rest there souls
Deborah, you were an amazing person with a beautiful soul. Who was sadly taken from this life too soon? Thank you for all that you were plus more and shedding light on the cancer that we fight continuously. You're just an awesome person all around, and I pray that in the next life that you are healthy, joyful, and full of life as you were in this life. May you rest peacefully in the arms of the Almighty father and his incredible angels. You were a brave and empowering woman, and to those who were lucky enough to have known you, you brought an incredible light into everyone's life. Rest in peace, sweetheart. ❤
So sad every time we read the story of this beautiful woman. How could this happen so devastatingly to a healthy brilliant girl ?
Why do decent people get dementia?
I am so so sorry for your loss she was such a inspiration to so many of us . May God give each of you peace and love and continue to gelp others with what they may go thru .
Where was 'God' when she got cancer? Hmmm? Answer that. 🙄
Deborah was so beautiful such a fashionista, her style her personality ❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌
Say not in grief 'she is no more' but in thankfulness say 'she was'. As long as we live, she too will live; for she is now a part of us. Hebrew Proverb
God bless her soul and strength to her family and all affected 😢
What an incredible lady. May she rest in peace.
Woman.
Beautiful and inspiring lady ❤️. Breaks my heart every time I hear about her story 💕. Hope you are flying high angel 💖 xxx
So sad! I was diagnosed with Clear Cell Renal Carcinoma during the height of the pandemic. I had not been feeling well for a while and was having pain and trouble peeing. I went to the hospital repeatedly only to be told ...how would I know if I was sick if I wasn't a Doctor? I said I know my body and there is something wrong, could you please do a CT scan or some kind of test. Nope. Can't you see we are overrun with covid patients and don't have time for hypochondriacs! Finally I went to another hospital and demanded that I see a Doctor and have a scan. I told them I understand that there is a pandemic but I am not leaving until I get some tests ... and I was told they would call the police. I said please do and I will be calling the local news station at the same time. They finally relented and gave me a CT scan and an MRI. I found out I was in the second stage of Renal Cancer and had a 5 inch tumor in my right kidney and needed imediate surgery. Which took another 4 months! I finally had my surgery and a large portion of my right kidney removed. My message is know your body and don't ignore what it is telling you, and most importantly, advocate for yourself because nobody else is going to. So many people fall through the cracks in the health care system needlessly and a lot of people die because they were perceived as being a nuisance or dramatic. Sad but true. My heart goes out to her family ✌❤
Hate how doctors are so arrogant thinking they knew everything yet they can't even diagnosis people properly say there is shit wrong with people they do all these years of training yet they treat people with contempt fxxking idiots
Good for you. X
Well done for taking a stand! I fear it will only get worse. The pandemic was and is an excuse for so many things not being done. Basically we are on our own. To threaten you with police shows how far the 'caring' has diminished.
esp when it comes to.minor things which can go bad ie potential sepsis from a minor bout of cellulitis.
deborah is such an amazing lady and didn’t let cancer get her down 💖 may her soul fly high 🕊️
....woman.
Oh i cried listening to this 😭
Oh poor you😢
Such a beautiful young lady when I am watching Stand up to Caner it just breaks my heart she was so young and had so much to look forward to
Her mum should be so so proud of what deb did. I have her rose in my garden.
What a wonderful mother, so sorry this happened. I realise this had to be kept short but if anyone doesn't know, Deborah was not diagnosed quickly. Hence the importance of her campaigning work.
That was rough. Bless you, dear mom.
Deborah was the life and soul of the soul of life itself. 💚
What an amazing woman with a heart so pure , it makes mine burst !
We will never forget you Debbie .
So long as you are remembered , you will always be around us all....
You never truely left us .
💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
An amazing woman, who was so selfless. Her story touched my heart, especially since I had followed it not long after my dad's death from complications from bowel cancer in March 2022. Whilst not a terminal diagnosis, unlike Deborah's, it made her story that little more personal to me. I hope her family can find comfort from Deborah's strength and her eagerness to push boundries and how she is still giving people tye courage to talk about their poo. Rest in paradise, Deborah. 🤍
A true warrior❤
So sad for her and her family same cancer that robbed me of my dad
Such a brave woman. Such a loss.
She is a Hero!
Don’t talk 💩
@@linzieloo1Yes, please don't talk. Period!
God bless her mother. RIP 😇
Did her mother die too
RIP BEAUTIFUL 💔🙏🏻
So sad. She was a lovely girl. It's not fair. 😓😓
....woman...
Have you just realised this that life ain’t fair
@@linzieloo1It’s a statement they expressed, it doesn’t mean they haven’t realized that fact earlier.
BACK AGAIN BECAUSE D💕 I KNOW YOUR RESTING IN PEACE WITH MY MAMA 😇😘💕🙌🏼🙏🏽
I think I remember her from instagram. She was so brave 💔
No more than anyone else who fights cancer and she loved all the attention
@@linzieloo1 you are watching the story of a young woman who died of it. Have some respect
@@linzieloo1Another spiteful comment and look who it's from. Again!
Why don't you go and play with some traffic instead of vomiting your darkness online?
Naww so sorry to hear 😢 💔 🥀 she is free now and safe 🙏. I found blood in my poo often, doctors and hospitals won't do anything, luckily it's cleared, but it will be back no doubt, next week or few weeks or next week, one time was bleeding for bout 2-3weeks everyday, that was 6-8yrs ago. Feel sorry in a way for hospitals and doctors, nurses, they can only do so much but sometimes even just a simple diagnosis is impossible to get for some of us. Takes years
Awful how people suffer with this damm cancer so sad RIP u will be remembered good on her husband for sticking by his wife must be so hard for him and there kids
Awful people who suffer dementia actually it’s worse than cancer in many ways.
Sad but not everyone can live up to this.
And should not be blamed if they cant.
I’m hoping I’m going to be the one in two asap
Such an inspiration 🌹
god bless her soul
💓😔
Dame debs xx
😢😢😢 So very sad.
Beautiful, beautiful lady.
#cry😔😔😔
💩
She was such a beautiful woman
Oh so sad 😭😭
Chronns Disease?Still no answers????
I’m not proud that she sold out to Rubert Murdoch. I hate England.
This makes no sense, why England? You know Rupert Murdoch is Australian-American and owns the Fox Corporation, The Wall St Journal and other American news companies, it's not just the English who buy his papers, sadly. That aside, is it appropriate for you to be calling her a sell-out in these comments, where's your compassion? It's a woman talking about her dead daughter, kinda harsh to be bad mouthing her.
Like it or not, The Sun is one of the most popular newspapers in the UK.Having this platform, meant that Deborah could reach as wide an audience as possible with her awareness raising activities - highlighting early signs of cancer, which almost certainly saved lives. She was offered the opportunity to use the publication for something good and she did. She achieved great things and her impact is being felt even though she is no longer here.
She loved being in the sun newspaper and all the attention she got. She would have gained personal financially through it all. All I can see did was make people more aware about if they have blood in their shit💩
Shit happens ray of light.
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