Dermot Murnaghan RIP

RIP. Too many are diagnosed too late. My ex mother in law died yesterday, just
4 weeks after a tumour found and she was pronounced terminal, she'd reported
problems about a year ago. I think when they're very old, the delay in scans
and diagnosis might be deliberate, the same happened with my mother.
68 is rather different, perhaps he didn't present until too late?

Thanks, she was lovely and I'll miss her. I suspect they stall when you're past eighty,
the GP was giving my mother laxatives for well over six months instead of having her
scanned, she had stomach cancer and was gone within a fortnight of being scanned and told.

There has been a lot of noise about testing recently. They send me sticks to
put samples on every two years, but I've just read a Daily express piece with
Dermot and two years is an eternity in regard to these matters. I gather there
is a blood test but the NHS don't want every man having it, confusion reigns.

I had Bladder C 8 year back , Miracle it was caught early , I passed blood, I was at home told the Mrs she was straight on the Blower to docs

could have happened during night would not have even seen it , Only happened once

They managed to skim the Tumour off , bag of Chemo in .it never came Back

the old annual Checks were a Bit stressful to say the least

Any Blood any Dodgy pain Get to the Docs lads , I was the worlds worse , Only time I remember Go Docs was for a Sick notes When I was younger