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Paige's Funhouse
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This is a memorial site to
Paige Devine nee Pullen, with some of her words as her cancer progressed
and therefore very personal. Parts of the site are still to be finished
and may never be. Here you will not find expert opinion but you
will find truth.You will find Paige's husband Rob's testimony to
her strength, shared accounts of how it was, pictures of life and fun,
and a wedding. Rob has included how he has been able to support
others.
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Meg Heggie
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Here are some thoughts of my own about how I felt and how I feel.
I intend to change and added to this page as time goes on.
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Sue Scott
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Sue's Dad had cancer some years
ago and had major surgery which proved successful. Sadly, cancer returned
in the form of untreatable brain tumours and he died early this year.(2001)
Following on from her Dad's positive attitude, Sue embarked on
the same course of studies as myself, and her Open University assignment
was on Cancer and Nutrition. Sue' link has gone but I am leaving this snippet
as a reminder of the amazingly positive attitude people can have.
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Marguerite Connell
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Rita is a fellow Open
University student and I am humbly appreciative of her sharing her story.
At 80 years old she is a very strong lady and an inspiration
to us all.
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Juliette Watkiss
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Juliette is a fellow Open University student who is bravely sharing her emotions
over her mother's death. Remembering can be very painful and I am sure this will
help others. Thank you Juliette.
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Gloria Dinmore
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Gloria, who has contributed much
to this site, lost her mother to cancer in November 2001. I thank Gloria
for sending the words which a friend gave to her. I hope that others
appreciate them also.
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Vivienne Bern
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I meet young Vivienne at a Folk club where she plays guitar and sings.
Vivienne shares memories about her Gran who died from breast cancer
many years ago. These are the kind of memories we all should have
and we all should cherish.
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| Marion Spence
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Marion, my friend and fellow OU student, shares precious memories of her
cousin's wife, Jessie who died in May 2004. Marion says that her page is dedicated
to Tommy, her cousin, and his son and daughter, Paul and Michelle. Their loss is
even greater than mine.
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| JoAnne Callaway
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JoAnne lost her mother to cancer in 1999 and now her father is ill with
prostrate cancer. As a nutritial consultant, JoAnne researches products, and looking for
alternative treatments is her contribution to the fight against cancer. She shares this
information with us in her story.
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| Patty Grady
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Patty's mom was diagnosed with liver cancer in June 2004 and died December 2004.
This page is about the strength and love of a family.
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| Angela Patterson
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Angela was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was 36 weeks
pregnant. Bravely, she has shared her experiences for others to benefit from. Angela writes great
poetry and you find this on her blog,
angelathepinktiger.blogspot.com.. She really is very skilled.
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| Michelle Schaefer
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Michelle writes a tribute to her friend Deb Farren. I thought this deserved a page.
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