Joel Rowbotham
Hayley's page
Fundraising for Hospice Of St Francis (Berkhamsted)
Story
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In April 2015 Hayley was unexpectedly diagnosed with bowel cancer. Her cancer was advanced and we were told that it was stage 4A which means it had metastasised to her liver.
After speaking to the Macmillan nurses, Hayley was referred to Fay at the hospice of St. Francis where she had an initial meeting with Fay about Hayley's state of mind as Hayley was always 100% positive about it all. Fay totally understood Hayley from day one and made her feel totally at ease.
Hayley underwent a treatment of chemotherapy where there were good and bad days, On the tough days, The hospice were always on the end of the phone and many times offered Hayley respite where she could be cared for through those rough times.
After a long stay at Stoke Mandeville hospital with a serious infection. Hayley was transferred to the hospice of St. Francis as a means of making her more comfortable with palliative care where she didn't want for anything at all.
The care Hayley and her family were given at the hospice was truly outstanding.
Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with JustGiving – they’ll never sell them on or send unwanted emails. Once you donate, they’ll send your money directly to the charity. So it’s the most efficient way to donate – saving time and cutting costs for the charity.
In April 2015 Hayley was unexpectedly diagnosed with bowel cancer. Her cancer was advanced and we were told that it was stage 4A which means it had metastasised to her liver.
After speaking to the Macmillan nurses, Hayley was referred to Fay at the hospice of St. Francis where she had an initial meeting with Fay about Hayley's state of mind as Hayley was always 100% positive about it all. Fay totally understood Hayley from day one and made her feel totally at ease.
Hayley underwent a treatment of chemotherapy where there were good and bad days, On the tough days, The hospice were always on the end of the phone and many times offered Hayley respite where she could be cared for through those rough times.
After a long stay at Stoke Mandeville hospital with a serious infection. Hayley was transferred to the hospice of St. Francis as a means of making her more comfortable with palliative care where she didn't want for anything at all.
The care Hayley and her family were given at the hospice was truly outstanding.