The mother of two, who is currently receiving palliative care at her parents’ home in Woking, is making the most of her time after revealing last month that she was no longer receiving active treatment for bowel cancer.
Recent excursions, which Dame Deborah admits proved “exhausting” due to her ill health, included attending an opera house in Glyndebourne, enjoying an hour-long trip to the Chelsea Flower Show and a meal at the Beaverbrook Estate in Leatherhead 700 700 at night . Surrey.
Today, the deputy head of the campaign, known as “Bowel Babe”, smiled as she posed in her wheelchair next to her brother Benjamin who looked like Prince William and other family members as they enjoyed a flutter of horses.
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Deborah James, 40, who is being treated at her parents’ home in Woking, made the short trip to Royal Ascot this afternoon with her family
The bowel activist, who has stopped active treatment for her own bowel cancer, posed for photos with her brother Benjamin, who looks like Prince William.
The former teacher, mother of two, wore a beautiful polka dot navy and white dress and a straw hat with a wide brim
The Ascot Racecourse is located just ten miles north of the Deborah family home in Woking, which means that just a 30-minute drive made the trip possible.
The mother of two wore a beautiful polka dot navy and white dress and a straw hat with a wide brim and completed her look with a pair of gold and cream gladiator style sandals and a matching cream bag.
As she posed for photos with her brother and his new fiancée, Ashley Hall – to whom he proposed last month, Dame Deborah also spoke with jazz singer Natalie Rushdie, who looked glamorous in a baby pink. total.
Earlier today, Deborah shared a snapshot of some of the drinks she enjoyed with her family at her parents’ house.
She revealed that she was enjoying a sip of Sex on the Beach and said she planned to “work with the old cocktails day in and day out” until her time came.
The activist, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2015, also shared a post from In The Style urging people to draw more from her partnership with Rebellious Hope to add another 1 1 million to the Bowelbabe Fund, which this year currently exceeds 6.7 million £.
Deborah was photographed with her brother Benjamin, who proposed to Ashley Hall’s fiancée, far right, last month at Royal Ascot today
The star, who revealed that she is no longer receiving active treatment for her cancer last month, wore a pair of gold and cream gladiator-style sandals and a matching cream bag
“Today’s ‘sundowner’ of choice! “Sex on the Beach!”, Wrote Dame Deborah, sharing a photo of her cocktail soaked in the sun.
“Maybe I should just name what goes through all the old school cocktails day in and day out before I leave,” he added.
The photo also showed that Deborah had taken out a bottle of Archers Peach Snaps.
“Yes, this is Archers! “And yes, I grew up as Archers and lemonade is a steady social drink in college.”
Sharing a snapshot of her outdoor table, Deborah revealed that she enjoyed a sip of Sex on the Beach and joked that “she would pass the old cocktails day by day” until her time came.
Dame Deborah James, 40, joked that she would drink an old cocktail every day until she “left” a bittersweet story on Instagram as she received palliative care at her parents’ home in Woking.
The activist, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2015, also shared a post from In The Style urging people to get more out of their Rebellious Hope partnership to add another 1 1m to her Bowelbabe Fund, which on at present amounts to 70 6,707,653
Also in her story, Deborah shared a post by Adam Frisby, CEO of In The Style, the brand she worked with to create the Rebellious Hope T-shirts.
Proceeds from the έως 15 to 18. T-shirts go to the Bowelbabe Fund created by Dame Deborah to benefit Cancer Research UK.
In a passionate post, Adam said he was proud of the money the t-shirt sales have made so far and encouraged people to buy more so that the charity donated 1 1 million.
“We are SO CLOSE to raise £ 1 million for Dame Deborah’s charity @bowelbabe … ONE MILLION pounds! “I am sincerely proud of that,” Adam wrote.
“Raising almost ONE MILLION with Dame Deborah for charity is so special and makes me very proud. “Having the privilege of working with someone like Debs and seeing how happy he has made her in such incredibly difficult circumstances makes all the hard work so valuable.”
Deborah responds to criticism by saying she “would not die for the Jubilee” because “Megan did not want to steal her thunder”
Last Saturday, Dame Deborah wrote in The Sun that she was “determined not to die on Jubilee weekend”, adding: “I do not want Meghan to steal my thunder”.
However, on Sunday he was forced to respond to critics for the comment, posting on Twitter: “Meghan’s comment is a joke, obviously you can still find some fun in your day!”
He added: “The rest is not. Is death the last taboo of all this?
“I thought discussing poo was difficult, but navigating to the end of your life makes it easier to control your poo compared to DNR chat and respect documents!”
“In the end, though … we would not have raised anything if you did not support it, so thank you very much for that!
“We just renewed the t-shirts and we have a final design that will fall this week! “So we want to give this last impetus to achieve over 1 1 million for charity, which will be a RECORD GIFT from a fashion brand,” he said.
In addition to supporting fundraising efforts, Dame Deborah makes the most of her good weather and time at home.
On Monday, the activist posted a video of her brother Benjamin making a Bloody Mary cocktail in the garden. He said: “Sundowner is shaking with his brother.
It’s the pickle juice that makes it for me! It feels like a salad in a cocktail!
Dame Deborah James has vowed to “live as she dies” after sharing snapshots from her visit to the Glyndebourne Festival Opera with her husband Sebastien.
She explained that she “pulls things one day at a time”, next to a photo of her at the event five years ago, when she was recently diagnosed.
Opera fans Deborah and Sebastien dressed up in all their finesse at La bohème in East Sussex last week.
Deborah was first diagnosed with bowel cancer in December 2016 and was told early on that she was unlikely to survive more than five years – a milestone in the fall of 2021.
She explained in a post this weekend that she was “trying to see some of her favorites for the last time” as she takes care of the end of her life.
Deborah shared two stunning images of herself side by side in her stories, telling her followers that she had visited the opera “five years ago by the week”.
She also shared photos showing her sleek metal ensemble and posed storm with her husband.
The mother of two wrote on Instagram: “Another day, brings another excuse to spend half of my time exhausting myself to get dressed to go to one of my favorite places !!!!
On Friday, she shared a photo showing her having lunch at the Beaverbrook estate for £ 700 overnight in Lereyhead, Surrey, and “enjoying the sun on her face.”
Posting the image on Instagram, Deborah wrote in the caption: “Good Friday! I feel grateful that I can enjoy another moment of sunshine on my face and food that makes me smile!
“I’m just trying to find the rough moments with the diamonds – but when you look hard enough you realize they can still be there! Thank you as always for your wonderful messages and love. Have a good.’
On Tuesday, Dame Deborah revealed that she was making and enjoying Bloody Marys with her brother
The activist posted a video with her brother Benjamin making them a Bloody Mary cocktail in the garden. He said: “Sundowner is shaking with his brother.
Dame Deborah is now taking care of the end of her life at her parents’ home in Woking and has raised more than 6 6.7 million in the weeks since she announced the news following the release of the Bowelbabe Fund.
Earlier this year, the mother of two, who shares Hugo, 14, and Eloise, 12, with her husband Sebastien, said she had “almost died” in hospital, calling her “the hardest” part. Her 5-year battle with cancer – before announcing the heartbreaking news that there was no other cure she could have.
Deborah shared an Instagram post earlier this spring, saying: “The message I never wanted to write. We have tried everything, but my body just does not play ball.
“My active care has stopped and I am now being transferred to a hostel at home, with my incredible family around me and the focus is on making sure I am not in pain and spending time with them.”
She is taking care of her hostel at her parents’ home in Woking, to save her children from the difficult memories of her last days at the family home in London.
The news comes after he told the Sun that he was “afraid to fall asleep” because he did not know how long she had left.
Symptoms of bowel cancer
– Change in bowel habits with diarrhea, constipation or feeling of incomplete emptying Thin or loose bowel movements – Blood or mucus in the stool – Abdominal pain, bloating and cramps – Anal or rectal pain – Lump in the anus or rectum – Unexplained weight loss – Fatigue – Unexplained anemia She added that she had felt a “deep love” from her family, saying: “I think my family is in trouble, they were all unbelievable – they went up and down to look after me and take care of me.” Speaking about caring for her at the end of her life, she said recently: “I feel very strongly that I do not want my children to see me upset and upset. I want to make sure they see me when I’m …
