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Final Post

As many of you will know Julie passed away in the early hours of Wednesday 20th February. She continued to fight the cancer with courage and humour until the end. Her pain from the tumour in her back has been complex and the doctors needed to tweak the drugs to try and keep it under control right up to the end. Whilst she had hoped that her stay in the hospice would be a short one (5 - 10 days) to get the pain under control she felt safe with the staff of the hospice being around 24hrs a day. We would all like to thank everyone who has looked after her since coming home from hospital in October, from the carers who made her smile, the district nurses and the staff at St Peters Hospice who supported her at home and then took great care of her in the Hospice. The funeral will be in St Marys Church, Almondsbury at 12.00 Monday 11th March. Julie was very adamant about no flowers and any donations will be going to St Peters Hospice. Thank you for reading Julies Blog John, Sally and Sophie.

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