A terminally-ill mother is spending her last Christmas with her two daughters.

Jennifer Bell was diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) in March after she began noticing problems with her speech.

Ms Bell says she will cherish her final Christmas with her children, aged eight and one, who ask her, 'Mummy when are you going to heaven?'.

Sometimes she will ask 'Mummy when are you going to heaven?' and I just say to her 'nobody knows when God will take us so we have to be happy and make special memories everyday'.

'I explain to her that we are all going to the same place one day and everyone will be together again.





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Eyah

I wish my mum long life and prosperity.

This reminds me of my mom when she was told she wouldn't survive her ailment

starbuck:
This reminds me of my mom when she was told she wouldn't survive her ailment

Sorry about your mom, did she eventually survive?

Cool

Eyaah

czarina:
Sorry about your mom, did she eventually survive?

We lost her one month after

starbuck:




We lost her one month after

oh boy! It is well. So sorry.

No! No!! No!!!

No!

Oh dear, this is so heartbreaking

So sad!!!

Quite saddening. Knowing you're counting your days on earth is one of the most difficult emotion to come to terms with. More or less like a walking corpse. God help us

Gosh, I pray she doesn't die eventually

starbuck:




We lost her one month after

Oh my!
Accept my belated condolences

So touching....

Some people worry about not having enough money, instead of them to be thanking God for Good Health .

starbuck:
This reminds me of my mom when she was told she wouldn't survive her ailment

So sorry about your loss

Its a situation no one prays for.




Don't miss out on this offer

This life

It's sad. I hope the kids are raised by a good person who loves them as much as their mom.

But I still wish I'd be lucky to know how and the time or period I'll die. Not saying I want a terminal illness though

starbuck:




We lost her one month after

I so sorry.....


Touching...

I was told my Daddy may not be there by evening aleast

He struggled bearly to noon before

Heavens door was opened for new intakes!!!

God 4give us our trespasses!

ucheuzor1:
Quite saddening. Knowing you're counting your days on earth is one of the most difficult emotion to come to terms with. More or less like a walking corpse. God help us

There is a disorder called Walking corpse syndrome or Cotard Syndrome

smithval:


There is a disorder called Walking corpse syndrome or Cotard Syndrome

It's quite difficult to live with a grim, diagnosis or a terminal illness.

Working as a doctor in an oncological setting, it's not easy both in the doctors and patients.

God help us all.