Nicky65

[Tournesol]

Really sorry to hear this. RIP Sally and condolences to her family and friends.

Tournesol x

[21210]

How very sad, RIP & love & thoughts to her family & friends.

Sarah.xxx

[Libralady]

Devastating news, truly devastating. RIP sweet Angel, sleep peacefully xxx

[Guest user]

Oh dear, how terribly sad, another lovely lady gone far too soon to bc. I just noticed the other day that she hadn't been around for a few weeks and hoped that she was OK.

RIP Sally and condolences to everyone who knew and loved her, family and friends both here and elsewhere.

MG xx

[Guest user]

Oh my goodness. This is just dreadful news + I cannot believe It 😞
like laurie, I thought she was doing well after hearing she had returned to work following the wbr.
I was planning on pm'ing her for some advice regarding my forthcoming treatment- I had noticed she hadn't been on lately but hoped it was for good reasons.
Thanks for letting us know Julie- a dreadful shock + an even worse, cruel loss. she truly was a Lovely lady who will be sorely missed. Heartfelt condolences to her family + friends, including all her friends on here. RIP Sally,
Love Tina xx

[juliet66]

She did go back to work , very bravely about 4 weeks ago. She experienced a sudden deterioration in the last few weeks. We are not sure that it was realted to the wbrt. It was just so sudden.

Julie

[Guest user]

Julie

Thank you for posting. I had a pm from her not that long ago saying she had gone back to work after her brain mets treatment. She was so supportive and her warmth and humour really shone through in her posts.

So very, very sad. Condolences to her husband, son and family.

[juliet66]

I am sure that a lot of you Secondary ladies will have been helped and Supported by Nicky 65 ( sally). She started the Xeloda 'week off' thread.

It is with such great sadness that I let you know that she died on Friday at 8.50 pm. She left a loving husband and a 'just' 16 year old son.

Anyone that spoke to her( or met her in person as I was priviledged enough to do) will have been taken aback by her zest for life, exuberance, vivacity and intelligence. She was always happy to offer her help, support, humour and advice. She was supremely intelligent and such a beautiful person inside and out.

Those that knew her may wish to join us on Secondary live chat on Tuesday with a candle ( as is our tradition). If you have secondaries and have never been on live chat before, please join us.

Julie x