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I think that: I cannot type down how strongly I feel about this. How very very Sad. Because: The same NHS trust which Jane Tomlinson was raising cancer funds for; denied her the drugs that could have helped her live longer.
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CommentsWhat's your point?2007-10-05 14:58It's sad for Jane and family, of course, but are you saying it was the wrong decision? Ben Votes:495 Cash:$100.10 Points:30,930Point ? Its an opinion2007-10-05 17:57
Yes, but what's your opinion?2007-10-12 06:10If your cancer was more likely to respond to treatment, it could still have been the right decision. Or do you think a rich person who donated lots of money to cancer charity should receive priority treatment too? Ben Votes:495 Cash:$100.10 Points:30,930Rich poor al the same2007-10-12 13:58
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The irony of it, I_may do nothing for cancer fund raising and could be saved by this woman’s efforts. She was dying they would not help her. NHS misguided funding.
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