I probably won’t see 50 – but that’s not why I burst into tears in front of cafe strangers | UK | News
When I went for the second time, it was the day after I cried at a Wetherspons. (Not only did I cry, I cried loud tears that people could hear throughout the pub. Three years, although more than 200 miles of my house, it continues to be the café that I visit most often, and this year I just have been once. I’m going because I was always relying on the courtesy of foreigners, and even though they didn’t remember, I will never forget how the staff comforted me when I came back in May 2022.
They could say that the tears flowing from my eyes were not because I couldn’t decide what to order for breakfast. Usually to ask the server in a cafe to travel the eggs for a sausage, but the reason I travel to Saltash in Cornwall was to visit the grave of a woman named Beth Matthews because my feelings were falling out.
He saved countless lives by blogging and tweeting about mental health problems, but unfortunately he lost his war in the spring of 2022.
Last weekend, I was in Saltash for the first time this year to put flowers on his grave, and that’s why he always made London back to the café where they were very kind before he moved to the north.
I thought of the rain that the rain was watching while sitting on a diet and sitting on the arm and throwing everyone who dare to get out of it.
Saltashians (I’m not sure this is something, especially because it is very similar to the Kardashian) will indicate that the café has changed this year. He changed hands and is now called Lydia’s brewing and bites, and there is a supplier of new dishes and a different sausage from the previous organization.
I will state that the server, which is very kind while crying, is still working there, so the spirit of the old place is experiencing. I will also let everyone know that sausages are much more beautiful than in previous years.
I wish the biggest change in the last three and bit years was the meat sausages, but instead of the fact that I have no cursed intestinal cancer.
My cancer is the reason I can’t walk the town’s punishing hills as easily as before. This is why I only succeeded in Saltash this year.
This is why I get the return of things that occurred during previous visits, while wondering how many more times I can return to Cornwall before capturing my body.
He argues that the statistics suggest that I had only 11% chance in the summer of 2028. This is the reason why Daily Express leads to the Cancer Maintenance Campaign.
Cancer is the only group of illness that all politicians like to focus on the focus of all politicians with rapid access to treatments that are seen as a way to measure NHS success and gain votes at election time.
However, treatment patients only focus on physical directions such as cutting tumors and using chemotherapy to kill cancer cells.
Like the person I want to erase by the effects of drugs, he does not take into account the mental health aspects of the disease, and probably knowing that I cannot reach my 50th birthday.
The government needs to change it. All cancer hospitals should ensure that patients take their mental health as serious as their physical health.
For this reason, Daily Express carries out a campaign for all cancer patients to receive mental health support during and after treatment.
