Deborah James is ‘doing OK’ and is ‘taking life slowly’

OHMYGOSSIP — Dame Deborah James is “doing OK” and is “taking life slowly”.
The 40-year-old journalist – who was diagnosed with inoperable bowel cancer in 2018 and became known as the Bowel Babe through hosting the ‘You, Me and the Big C’ podcast – appeared on ITV’s ‘Lorraine’ via video link to thank the TV star and her team for taking part in Race For Life.
She said: “Hello Team Lorraine! Firstly, congratulations on running Race For Life last night to, well, celebrate life, celebrate why we’re all here, and raise vital funds.
“I am doing OK, I’m stable. I think stability is a good thing. I’m taking life slowly. Not on social media too much and just spend time in the garden with my family. A much slower pace of life, which is not what I’m used to.”
The former deputy headteacher explained to viewers that while her time is “limited”, she has already exceeded the doctor’s expectations and is “proud” to have created a legacy for herself with the Bowel Babe fund, which has so far raised more than £6.6 million for Cancer Research.
She said: “My time is limited but I’ve already outlived, yet again, what I was told when I was sent home from the hospital, so I think already I’m a bit surprised.
“But it’s about having a sense of purpose and continuing with the campaign. The Bowel Babe fund I’m so proud of and it’s a legacy that I am so proud to leave behind when I am no longer here. But for the moment I’m here, I’m alive [and] kicking as much as I possibly can, and sending my love and thank you for all your kind messages.”

Source: VacationHunter.Online

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