don't think i should watch this.... 9 minutes in and i am bubbling
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I am watching it but have been on the phone. I might switch over for corrie again.
I can`t watch programmes like this. I always end up crying my eyes out. 
I've just turned it on.
I was only eight.
I'm nearly 51 now.
I'm nearly 51 now.
quote:Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
I was only eight.
I'm nearly 51 now.
quote:Originally posted by fabienne:
I've just turned it on.
one lassie had a party where loads of people shaved of their hair and it was a happy jolly party, but when it was her turn she started silently crying and so many others in the room were crying... it doesn't help i am at my "cry at anything" time of the month.. but that really set me off
quote:Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
I was only eight.
I'm nearly 51 now.
quote:Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
I was only eight.
I'm nearly 51 now.
quote:Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:quote:Originally posted by fabienne:
I've just turned it on.
one lassie had a party where loads of people shaved of their hair and it was a happy jolly party, but when it was her turn she started silently crying and so many others in the room were crying... it doesn't help i am at my "cry at anything" time of the month.. but that really set me off
I understand totally.
I often can't watch anything to do with kids, but today I'm feeling strong enough to watch this.
one of my old work mates lost her son a few years ago, she'll never get over it, not that it's something you would get over, but now she just exists instead of living.
What the parents go through is incomprehensible. You ask yourself how could you cope. I guess the answer is: because you have no choice.
Now the nurses - how on earth do they do that job? Amazing people, that's why. 
quote:Originally posted by fabienne:
What the parents go through is incomprehensible. You ask yourself how could you cope. I guess the answer is: because you have no choice.
what i saw was they coped by devoting their life to their child... it's when the battle is lost that they stop coping
I'm sure this prog will be helping a lot of people.
i missed the end.
quote:Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:
i missed the end.
The last thing was an interview with Rebecca's mum, saying how Rebecca would have wanted something she had said or done to help somebody else. Her mum said she was very positive and courageous.
Adam's radiotherapy did help to shrink his tumours.
