Presenter Deborah James left an emotional goodbye message on social media as her active bowel cancer treatment was stopped, but her legacy will be the millions of pounds she has raised for research about the disease
, which will raise money to fund clinical trials and research into personalised medicine for cancer patients and supporting campaigns to raise awareness of bowel cancer.
Thousands of friends and followers left messages of support under James’s goodbye post as she thanked them for playing a part in her journey. “I’ve always said I don’t want to leave any stone unturned – I don’t think there isn’t a stone we haven’t tried to unturn to make my liver work again in order to get my body functioning.
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