Pancreatic Cancer UK

Veema wrote:
> I had that quote on Nige's funeral order of service...its a Winnie the Pooh
> quote.
>
> Vx

Yes V, I think it's lovely x, another one I think is lovely is "How do you spell LOVE?, you don't you feel it " xx

Dearest Mo.

In my thoughts and prayers. I believe this quote says it all......

“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”

Peter was a very special man, with an amazing woman behind him.

Love Annette xx

Happy and sad times to see our beautiful Ruth's lovely husband Tony on Lorraine. It was lovely to see her pictures being shown. A truly inspirational lady xx

I think other forum members have replied under another thread "Reliability of CT Scans" that you have open? They have first hand experience with losing loved ones through this vile disease. Unfortunately for those that have been diagnosed they all had to deal with it in different ways, some accepted...

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Good luck to both Carl and Ruth today. Always in our thoughts and prayers. xxx

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