Cancer is a bugger aint it?
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Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Not sure if many would have known my mum, Helen Strahan nee Swift, but sorry to say she passed away at the age of 59 on Wednesday after a short battle with cancer (AML to be precise).
Funeral is at 1:40 on Tuesday 12th December at Burnley Crem with wake tbc
She did go on a few games with me, althought didnt always quite "get it". Not sure what else to say really.
Funeral is at 1:40 on Tuesday 12th December at Burnley Crem with wake tbc
She did go on a few games with me, althought didnt always quite "get it". Not sure what else to say really.
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Re: OT: Function room / wake venue suggestions in Burnley area
Sorry to hear that.
As for a venue, Lowerhouse CC of course
New furniture delivered this week so it will look smashing.
As for a venue, Lowerhouse CC of course

New furniture delivered this week so it will look smashing.
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Re: OT: Function room / wake venue suggestions in Burnley area
lowerhouse canteen ring club 01282772713 after 7pm 2 rooms if u want
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
(edited as i believe we may now be sorted)
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
So sorry to hear your losss ZizkovClaret - cancer is beyond being a bugger, it affects so many of us every year in one way or another.
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Re: OT: Function room / wake venue suggestions in Burnley area
Sorry for your loss.
Had my father and mother -in-laws wakes at Plumbe St Miners club and they looked after us well.
Was a while ago though so not sure what it's like now.
Not sure if it's big enough but Michelle and her staff at Craven Heifer at Harke Syke wouldn't let you down.
Had my father and mother -in-laws wakes at Plumbe St Miners club and they looked after us well.
Was a while ago though so not sure what it's like now.
Not sure if it's big enough but Michelle and her staff at Craven Heifer at Harke Syke wouldn't let you down.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Well yes, but its a family messageboardClaretTony wrote:So sorry to hear your losss ZizkovClaret - cancer is beyond being a bugger, it affects so many of us every year in one way or another.

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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Another one gone far too young.
RIP Helen and condolences to yourself, family and friends.
RIP Helen and condolences to yourself, family and friends.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Think of the good times ...and don't bottle things up..easier said than done.RIP
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Rip to your mum. Hope you all come to terms with it soon and look back in fondness to the happy memories you have of her.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sorry to hear of your loss RIP
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sorry to hear of your sad loss zizkoz your mum was so young too, lost my mum this time last year she was 83. its a difficult time for you and your family but just remember the happy times you had with your mum,my heart goes out to you and your family, thoughts and prayers are wit you, God bless you mate.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
I’m sorry to hear of you loss mate, cancer is a bar steward!
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Terrible. Are you related to a Joe Strahan?
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Terrible. Are you related to a Joe Strahan?
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Terrible. Its a ******* indeed. Are you related to a Joe Strahan?
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sorry for your loss Zikov. Cancer is incredibly cruel especially when it happens so quickly, I lost my mother in law in just 3 months from diagnosis. Horrible, our thoughts are with you.
Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
It is indeed. Jonjack and I lost our mum last week. She didn't recover from an operation for pancreatic cancer. Irony being that she didn't know she had cancer and the operation itself was completely successful.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
R.I.P. Zizkov's mum..
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sincere condolences for the loss of your mother, taken far too young.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sincere condolences Zizkov - cancer is an arse, and your Mum has been taken far too soon.
Best wishes to you and your family.
Best wishes to you and your family.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Horrible disease, condolences to you all.
Lost my mum to it a year ago on Tuesday and it's only recently that I've been able to start thinking of all the good times without her cancer being in my thoughts
With time you won't allow that dreadful disease to cast a cloud over your memories of her too
Lost my mum to it a year ago on Tuesday and it's only recently that I've been able to start thinking of all the good times without her cancer being in my thoughts
With time you won't allow that dreadful disease to cast a cloud over your memories of her too
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Sorry for your loss Zizkov.
Lost my mother 18 years ago,3 days after xmas day.A year after my dad.
Lost my mother 18 years ago,3 days after xmas day.A year after my dad.
Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
My condolences Zizkov to you and your family. Your Mum was far too young. Keep those wonderful memories of her close to your heart.
Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
It's 3 years just past Christmas, that Mrs McL died of her LipoSarcoma aged 58. Still ripped apart inside. We only get one mum and dad, so my sincere condolences at your loss at such a young age.
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Condolences Zizkov, way too young, lost my mam aged 57, that was 25yrs ago and still think of her everyday. Thoughts are with you and yours..
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sincere condolences Zizkov. My thoughts are with you!
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sorry to hear this and can only offer my condolences to you and your family. R.I.P.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Sincere condolences. My mum, who was 81 but at least 10 years younger in mind, attitude and activity level, was taken just over a year ago by it and it felt, and still does, totally unjust. Your mum lives on in you and any kids you have.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
My sincere condolences. Cancer affects every family, but losing your mum at 59. I am really sorry.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Lost my own mum last month.
Heart goes out to you....
Heart goes out to you....
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Yep, he’s my brothercricketfieldclarets wrote:Terrible. Its a ******* indeed. Are you related to a Joe Strahan?
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Lost my ex wife, sons mum in September, age 50, as I'm sure lots on here will know,just wish there was an easy cure for this terrible disease.
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So sorry to hear of your loss Dan, cancer is a terrible disease. Took my father aged 36 when I was just 9 months old and my brother 7.Lpst many other family members to it since.
I’m aware my first post at the top of this thread looks like a sales pitch but it was in reply to a different thread that I assume was merged with this one. Looks insensitive at best now.
Apologies.
I’m aware my first post at the top of this thread looks like a sales pitch but it was in reply to a different thread that I assume was merged with this one. Looks insensitive at best now.
Apologies.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Yup it's a bugger so is life , just got to get on with it, highs and lows it's **** so sorry
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Adding my condolences, Zizkov.
Everything else has been said by others above.
Everything else has been said by others above.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Ah. Please send him my thoughts. I went to school with him. He moved to barden midway through from st teds i think. Nice lad. Havent seen him for a good while though.ZizkovClaret wrote:Yep, he’s my brother
Never realised you were his brother.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
We’ve all been touched from family & friend losses to cancer. My sympathies to all of you.
The good news is....one day science will defeat cancer.
The good news is....one day science will defeat cancer.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
Dan, sorry to read about your loss mate.
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No need to apologise. I edited it so the fault is mine. dont worryarise_sir_charge wrote:So sorry to hear of your loss Dan, cancer is a terrible disease. Took my father aged 36 when I was just 9 months old and my brother 7.Lpst many other family members to it since.
I’m aware my first post at the top of this thread looks like a sales pitch but it was in reply to a different thread that I assume was merged with this one. Looks insensitive at best now.
Apologies.
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Re: Cancer is a bugger aint it?
My condolences Zikov. So far I've lost both my Grandads, my Dad and my son to cancer as well as many friends. It's beyond being a bugger, it's an absolute **** of a disease and the sooner they find a cure the better.
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Really sorry to hear this Dan. Thinking of you, Billy, and the rest of your family.