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I am going to be running the London matron. Along with so many other amazing people I'm doing it in memory of my sister julie Ann Fraser (Mills). Who died on 16 August 2017 after battling cancer

This is going to be the hardest thing I have written so here goes. My sister julie was diagnose in may 2017 with cancer of the oesophagus. I've not really heard of this before but this obviously came as a shock to us all. But we remained positive. I tried not to think of it and tried to keep strong for her. But inside I was shattered by her news.
Just A few weeks later after a number of various test. She started her chemo sessions she only had 2 maybe 3 at most but my sister was changing fast. cancer was very active and there I was helpless on fighting the cancer but 100% in staying positive behind her and keeping her mind off it.
only a short time later she was admitted to hospital as she became very poorly as treated for septicaemia and chemotherapy had to stop. She rapidly deteriorated I was so upset as I was loosing my sister. The other half of me
we grew up side by side and we had such a strong bond and always talked about everything and anything.
I often sit there and wonder How could this happen to such a wonderful person. But unfortunately time changed so quickly.
Julie my sister did make it home for for a few days. But admitted back into hospital she really deteriorated and lost her fight on the 16th August 2017 just 3 month from her dionogist she was only 37 I often always thought we’d grow up old together and have such a blast. But cancer has stole my sister from me
The Macmillan nurse that helped us that night was unbelievable and deserves so much credit. The workers and Macmillan support has helped us through one of the hardest times of our life’s. it’s only right I give something back as a token of our appreciation. So I’m asking you in helping raising as much money for such a great charity so they can Go on helping cancer patients and family’s in the future.
I’d like to thank you for your donation and time on reading this and help and support for a great charity💜

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