Heartbreak Eased by Superb Nursing ; Marie Curie Cancer Care has Launched Its Echo-Backed Gloucestershire Angels Campaign to Raise Money to Provide Nurses Who Can Counsel Those Affected by Cancer. Health Reporter Emily Cleland Spoke to One Family From Bishop's Cleeve Who Said the Support of Marie Curie Had Been Vital.

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WHEN Jonathan McFarlane was faced with the heartbreaking prospect of nursing his wife through her final months, he was able to call on invaluable support.

The dad-of-two was helped through the tragic time by Marie Curie Cancer Care. The charity provided Jonathan's family with trained nurses to enable Lorraine to die peacefully at home. The 38-year- old mum-of-two was diagnosed with a brain tumour on New Year's Day 2004.

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Heartbreak Eased by Superb Nursing ; Marie Curie Cancer Care has Launched Its Echo-Backed Gloucestershire Angels Campaign to Raise Money to Provide Nurses Who Can Counsel Those Affected by Cancer. Health Reporter Emily Cleland Spoke to One Family From Bishop's Cleeve Who Said the Support of Marie Curie Had Been Vital.

Despite numerous operations and radiotherapy, nothing could be done to beat the cancer and Lorraine passed away...

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