Debbie's funeral.

I am so gutted today that I can not get out to say farewell to Debbie. My street is totally iced up, the children managed to get into town and get some shopping, they had to walk to a taxi and then walk back. poor things just about managed.

I hope Debbie had a wonderful send off, no one should be celebrated at 44 years of age, especially when they have a disease through no fault of their own.

Love to all her family and friends who will be missing their angel.

Debbie was a quiet warrior, she marched on her own. She was an admirable lady. When doing a newspaper article, she was crucified by many who do not understand the devastation of mesothelioma. All they focused on was the small payment she got, how cruel they were.

I hope they realise how wrong they were to attack someone the way they did.

What Debbie did was to highlight the dangers of asbestos and what can happen. Well done Debbie, sorry for the ignorance of some people who are lucky enough not to have this time bomb inside of them.

Look after your family, they need you honey, bless you and may your star shine brightly every night for all to see. x x