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anita

Posts: 31
From: west midlands
Registered: 07-Nov-2006

My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 14:59

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its just shown in green under someone who speaks about there disabled child.

its my view on my situation as a mum.

jellyeels

Posts: 142
From: england,scarborough
Registered: 12-Feb-2004

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 15:13

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Heres the link to make it easier for people.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2092-2483574.html

Shirley xXx

I think thats the right link.

anita

Posts: 31
From: west midlands
Registered: 07-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 15:36

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thanks for that.

a friend from the north of england phoned me to say it was in .

i know that cf has come a long way in the last years but i have been involved with some very sad times in the past and have been to many funerals.

i loved my daughter so much and still find it hard as apart from being my daughter she was my very best friend.

love anitaxxxxxxx

suzie

Posts: 192
From: chester
Registered: 23-Mar-2004

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 16:05

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Hi Anita,

I was very moved by your story and can't for a minute imagine how incredibly hard it must be to lose a child.

Thinking about you
Sue x

anita

Posts: 31
From: west midlands
Registered: 07-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 16:09

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it is hard some ppl think that tracie did well living to 33 i dont she wanted to do so many things was so brave and never complained.

love anitaxxxxxxxxx

Ally

Posts: 68
From: Hunmanby near Filey
Registered: 06-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 18:16

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A very moving story. no one ever wants to die before their child and the pain you bare must be a great one. The older a person WCF gets you get labelled as " lucky" , I often have people telling me how lucky i am to be 35 and still be here despite having CF, diabetes and renal failure as if i should have gone years ago. You were very blessed to have a wonderful daughter it's just so sad she never got her second chance of fulfilling her dreams
regards
Ally

kayz

Posts: 18
From: hants
Registered: 28-Apr-2004

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 18:18

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Anita, I read your story in The Times this morning and was very very moved.

I can't imagine how you must feel about loosing your daughter, my heart goes out to you.

My kindest regards to you and your family

Fi
xx

tracie

Posts: 148
From: west midlands
Registered: 06-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 18:22

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Total agree with you Fi, Anita you are a remarkable lady, my thoughts are with you and you husband, and of course Tracys husband.
Love Tracie

tracie

Posts: 148
From: west midlands
Registered: 06-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 18:24

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Sorry i spelt Tracie's name wrong

anita

Posts: 31
From: west midlands
Registered: 07-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 03-Dec-2006 18:50

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ah thanks to everyone who answered this thread,
i do know that its a difficult subject death and what goes with it.

but i know that tracie was blessed with so much love and i loved the poem that was written on the calander "Iam Free" thank you to every one that made the calander possible and the cf bracelets are wonderful.

thank you

livvy

Posts: 185
Registered: 06-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 04-Dec-2006 11:59

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I bought The Times especially to read your write up Anita. It was very brave of you to talk about Tracie and her life.

Smile

Posts: 13
From: Essex
Registered: 07-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 04-Dec-2006 14:34

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Anita,

I am so sorry from the bottom of my heart for your loss. It's my worst fear and I can't even begin to imagine how painful it must be. May your beautiful little girl rest peacefully and may you find the strength to find some peace again.

Sending you light and love
Donna xxxx

Shadow

Posts: 12
From: Scotland
Registered: 13-Nov-2006

Re: My Story about my daughter tracie-jayne in the sunday times
Posted: 04-Dec-2006 18:00

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Anita- I want to say you are brilliant for telling your side of things. I know how hard that must have been. My daughter who was 15 died in June this year and I don't think I could have spoke to the press. I feel that all press that CF has been given over the past few days has made CF out to be not too bad, which for parents who have lost a child is devastating. All children are different and as such I am glad that someone has put over the other side of things. I wish you and all your family all the best and hope you can get through Xmas.