Good Morning Britain’s Susanna Reid led the ITV program’s compliment to Deborah James at the show on Wednesday, following the devastating news of her death.
Deborah James died surrounded by his family on Tuesday, shortly after she revealed that she had stopped aggressive treatment for bowel cancer and was receiving end-of-life care at her walking home.
Celebrities have shown their love for You Me And The Big C podcasters, along with people like BBC Radio 1’s Adele Roberts. Those who have recently been given an all-clear Following her fight against her illness, she said her “heart hurts.”
Susanna started the show by describing the late Deborah James as “absolutely noteworthy.”
“Even if you’ve never met her, I think everyone felt like knowing Deborah James, who died too early at the age of 40,” she said. “Of course, a five-year fight against cancer.
“She was an absolutely remarkable woman and fought to the end to raise awareness of her condition.”
“Our heart is directed at her children … and her husband Sebastian and her parents,” continued Susanna.
Dr. Hilary Jones said Dame Deborah had “enthusiasm for life” when he paid homage to his friends.
“She decided not to let this cancer destroy her,” he said.
“She has always prioritized others over herself and put her family first, but a campaign to raise awareness of her symptoms and make it clear to people that this is not just an illness for the elderly. I also wanted. “
In her last few weeks, Dame Deborah raised millions of pounds for research and fell for her “continuous” work to raise awareness of the disease.
A statement posted on Instagram by her family said: The most wonderful wives, daughters, sisters and mummies. Deborah died peacefully today, surrounded by her family.
“Deborah, which many know as Bowelbabe, has inspired us. We recognize her and her activities, charitable campaigns, fundraising, and cancer that has affected many. I am very proud of her endless efforts to enhance her.
“Deborah shared her experience with the world to raise awareness, break barriers, challenge taboos and change conversations about cancer. Even in her most difficult moments, she said she would raise money and awareness. Her determination was inspiring.
The statement continued:’Thank you for giving us a private time as a family, and we look forward to continuing Deborah’s legacy through @bowelbabefund forever. Thank you for playing your part in her journey, you are all incredible.
“And some last things from Deborah …” Find a life worth enjoying. Take the risk; I love you deeply. I don’t regret it; and always have rebellious hope. And finally, check your poop-it may save your life. “
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