A question about Jade
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I know another one of these threads :rolleyes: dah dah da!
But, I just wanted to know how fast/aggressive her cancer is/was? The reason I ask, is that a few days after Jack got out, she was pictured looking all 'healthy' with the scarf on her head, but out shopping...going to pick up her sons. You could see from the photos she had a real spring in her step, like she was gonna beat it.
Then less than 2 weeks later she was told she was terminal..the next minute she was being wheeled round in a wheelchair and looked like she could go at any minute.
Whether it was psychological, and impact of the news, just 'made her' wanna shut down...but her deterioration seemed so fast!
But, I just wanted to know how fast/aggressive her cancer is/was? The reason I ask, is that a few days after Jack got out, she was pictured looking all 'healthy' with the scarf on her head, but out shopping...going to pick up her sons. You could see from the photos she had a real spring in her step, like she was gonna beat it.
Then less than 2 weeks later she was told she was terminal..the next minute she was being wheeled round in a wheelchair and looked like she could go at any minute.
Whether it was psychological, and impact of the news, just 'made her' wanna shut down...but her deterioration seemed so fast!
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so why start another one ?
Because, I owed it to Jade to ask my question!
Well apparently when she was diagnosed it was thought she had had cancer for about three years so if you look at it like that, its not such a quick detoriation. That said it does seem like just yesterday she was getting the diagnosis but then sadly cervical cancer isnt called the silent killer for nothing.
My grandad had lung cancer, he was diagnosed in the November and he died the following Feb so the cancer in his case spread very quickly, again though we were told the cancer had been in his body for about two years prior to diagnosis and the rate he detoriated floored me so it can and does happen.I'm no fan of Jade but I would hate to be in her position- I cant imagine having to say goodbye to my two young children, knowing I wont get to see them grow up.
It's hard to tell how someone is feeling from a photograph (which captures less than a second of someone's movements - ie, a fleeting smile or a lift of a leg isn't a 'happy person' with a 'spring in their step', not necessarily).
Cancer can spread in days. You can go from 'normal', to dead in a matter of weeks. It just runs rampant, once it gets into your bloodstream or vital organs (as it has Jade).
No, because you wanted attention with your own thread.
i mean she signed up for panto over christmas?
now she's dying?
She signed up for panto before she was diagnosed.
duh!
We all imagine that cancer will put us in bed for weeks on end near the end but it all depends on the individual and their condition. My Father was walking around less than 20 hours before he died, not with the aid of walking sticks etc but actually walking around. My ex-partner on the other hand was in bed for the last 2 months or so of his death (dreadful as he was only 29). There are no rights and wrongs. The final stages can be long winded or come very quickly. Cancer has it's own agenda and is the most cruel of diseases.
We are not oncologists.
We have same "news" as everyone else has.
One needs to "guess"..??? Why precisely.???
Max Clifford said shes bit brighter now on This Morning..
That's pretty interesting. You see that in the placebo effect, people get given a placebo and they feel better, the mind truly is powerful, far too powerful for us to grasp I think.
Was there any need for this thread?
when you could have just added your comment to an existing Jade thread?
Is this true?
I was a volunteer at a Hospice and although the majority of the patients look poorly there was some who looked quite healthy until a couple of days before the end. I think another poster was correct when they said there has been so much media saturation that we can never be sure what really is happening.
When I heard the news this morning about the 'hammer attack', I felt quite sad, but now I hear all types of stories regarding the incident. Who knows what to believe, apart from the fact that this is a seriously ill young lady.
I watched a programme about a young boy ( 9 or 10 who had quite a aggressive form of cancer ( cant remember what type) and he was taught to fight it by imagining his cancer cells as the baddies and to use his good cells to kill them.
He did it by imagining there was a star wars type of game going on inside his body and he used his good cells to attack and shoot the bad cells.
It worked. They had Dr's on who said they did not know how it worked but they said the power of the mind was a wonderful thing.
Doesn't mean she's not suffering. And she's at Stage 4 which is its final stage so she hasn't got long. She was only diagnosed in August but it was already too late. She will have had this unknowingly for some time.
No matter what a mouth Jade is I still don't think cancer is wished on anybody.