‘You, Me and The Big C’ Podcaster, Deborah James, who was diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer in 2016 has said her final farewell to fans as she enters her last weeks of palative care.
In an emotional TV interview via video link with BBC Breakfast, Deborah revealed she is not having any more treatment as she nears the end of her terminal cancer battle. BBC presenter Sally James couldn’t continue as she fought back the tears as the interview progressed.
Deborah has now raised over £900,000 for Cancer Research through her Go Fund Me page and charity Bowel Babe.
Speaking to her fans, the mum-of-two said she was “gutted to not have more life.”
Her voice trembling, she said: “I’m scared about what might happen but it is what it is, I’ve had five years to prepare but you never really prepare – you always want more. My health hasn’t been good and I could see it coming and it’s just knowing that it’s going to happen.”
Deborah, who has shared every step of her experience with stage 4 bowel cancer through her podcast, was also awarded a damehood by The Queen last month.
