'I'm Lucky Nothing Went Unsaid' ; in May This Year, Judith Thorneycroft's Husband Ian Died of Cancer, at the Age of 54. But Thanks to the Douglas Macmillan Hospice He Was Able to Spend His Final Days in the Comfort of His Own Home. Judith Tells Zita Collinson and Samantha Booth About Why She's so Passionate About the Organisation's Hospice at Home Service

Sentinel, The; Stoke-on-Trent (UK) › November 16, 2010

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JUDITH Thorneycroft has many questions about why her husband Ian died at the young age of 54.

But because he made the decision to spend his last days at home, she knows that the couple left nothing unsaid.

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'I'm Lucky Nothing Went Unsaid' ; in May This Year, Judith Thorneycroft's Husband Ian Died of Cancer, at the Age of 54. But Thanks to the Douglas Macmillan Hospice He Was Able to Spend His Final Days in the Comfort of His Own Home. Judith Tells Zita Collinson and Samantha Booth About Why She's so Passionate About the Organisation's Hospice at Home Service

She has no doubts or lingering concerns about his final wishes. Thanks to the Douglas Macmillan Hospice, Judith had the chance to sit and quietly talk with her partner of 17 years.

As well as its facilities in Blurton, the organisation runs the Hospice At Home programme, which pro...

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