Neil warnocks wife.

[Jonboy60]

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[Jonboy60]

Wasn't aware of this, hope everything works out for her.

 

[snootyfenooty]

Read this yesterday and feel gutted for the guy.

 

[The Crab]

My thoughts are with them, hope it works out. Ms Crab gets the fluid retention too.

 

[Tyler Durden]

Only the Star would stoop so low as to make clickbait out of a disease like cancer.

She isn't battling a condition worse than breast cancer at all, he's said it felt worse for her at the time.

More piss poor journalism, quelle surprise.

 

[Bladesman]

I heard she was ill a while ago. All the best to Sharon and hope she gets well soon.

 

[Grecian2000]

All the best to her.
Can't quite imagine anything worse than Cancer.

 

[The Crab]

All the best to her.
Can't quite imagine anything worse than Cancer.

Went through it with Mum, going through it with Ms Crab. But I've got to say, I used to work in care and Dementia & Alzheimers might not be worse, but they are sure up there. The sense of loss can be all too real when someone you have known all your life no longer recognises you.

 

[Yellarbellyblade]

All the best to her

 

[TCsLoveChild]

Terrible news, can only wish them the very best going forward.

 

[madeinsheffield]

Went through it with Mum, going through it with Ms Crab. But I've got to say, I used to work in care and Dementia & Alzheimers might not be worse, but they are sure up there. The sense of loss can be all too real when someone you have known all your life no longer recognises you.

Got that with my Nan, horrible disease. I've read you end up mourning them twice, once while they are alive because they are no longer the person they were just a shell, then again when the inevitable happens

 

[bromtom]

My Dad has lymphoedema in his leg. We all just call it, perhaps insensitively, fat leg, but he instigated that haha

He got it from an infection after a work injury, has had to wear compression stockings on his leg for years, and I know what Mrs Warnock is on about because at one point he really was finding it difficult to get his trousers on over his leg.

Can imagine it's even harder to deal with when it's your arm because of the fine movement you do with it, compared to a leg.

It does get better though with compression, my Dad's leg is pretty much a normal size now. Hope her recovery is swift.

 

[ForgeBlade]

All the best to the whole family. Some things transcend football...whatever your thoughts on NW's tenure here (I'll always love the guy personally) nobody deserves this. Everything crossed for Neil, Sharon and their kids

 

[stringjunior]

Alzheimers

Never experienced cancer yet, but this is horrific.

 

[stringjunior]

@missstringjunior had a kidney transplant a couple of years ago and had her own kidneys removed 5 months prior to transplant. Without kidneys you have no way to produce urine and so retain all fluids which go in until you dialyse. By the end of the day before dialysis she could get really bloated and uncomfortable. One evening the fluid retention was so bad she could barely breathe from the pressure on her lungs. Quite frightening really. I drove quite quickly to A&E that evening!

Anyway more importantly is how amazing the NHS is whenever there's a child's emergency. Bloody brilliant.

 

[The Crab]

Got that with my Nan, horrible disease. I've read you end up mourning them twice, once while they are alive because they are no longer the person they were just a shell, then again when the inevitable happens

That has been very much the case in my experience. I'm so sorry you are going through that with your Nan. Drop me a message if you need to talk.

 

[pommpey]

Lovely woman, very friendly and approachable and clearly loves NW and their kids to bits. Post Trinidad, I went to BDTBL as a guest of theirs and she was a real star.

Hope she makes it through this and gets well.

pommpey

 

[BigBed]

Thoughts with Mr and Mrs Warnock.

 

[Grappler]

Having lost family and friends to cancer, I can understand (somewhat) what they are going through. Best wishes.

 

[Pittsburg Blade]

@missstringjunior had a kidney transplant a couple of years ago and had her own kidneys removed 5 months prior to transplant. Without kidneys you have no way to produce urine and so retain all fluids which go in until you dialyse. By the end of the day before dialysis she could get really bloated and uncomfortable. One evening the fluid retention was so bad she could barely breathe from the pressure on her lungs. Quite frightening really. I drove quite quickly to A&E that evening!

Anyway more importantly is how amazing the NHS is whenever there's a child's emergency. Bloody brilliant.

Your post brought back uncomfortable memories.
A young Pittsburg Jnr struggled with kidney failure a few years ago triggered by a vascular disorder. The fluid pressure built until he suffered a Pulmonary edema (lung flooding) the same as you can get on top of Everest.
Was a tough thing to witness.
The hospital rapid response team were incredible and had him on a ventilator within minutes. He then underwent 24 hour dialysis (and a further six months of regular dialysis) to remove the fluids.
You very much take your kidneys for granted until they are damaged or removed. They cannot repair themselves.
I hope Missstringjunior is doing OK with her transplant.

 

[stringjunior]

Your post brought back uncomfortable memories.
A young Pittsburg Jnr struggled with kidney failure a few years ago triggered by a vascular disorder. The fluid pressure built until he suffered a Pulmonary edema (lung flooding) the same as you can get on top of Everest.
Was a tough thing to witness.
The hospital rapid response team were incredible and had him on a ventilator within minutes. He then underwent 24 hour dialysis (and a further six months of regular dialysis) to remove the fluids.
You very much take your kidneys for granted until they are damaged or removed. They cannot repair themselves.
I hope Missstringjunior is doing OK with her transplant.

Sorry to bring back uncomfortable memories PB. @missstringjunior is brilliant thank you - but then she received a kidney from a first class donor

 

[madeinsheffield]

That has been very much the case in my experience. I'm so sorry you are going through that with your Nan. Drop me a message if you need to talk.

Thanks for the offer, it's been slowly coming for quite a while now so we (all our family) are prepared.

Visits are different now, she doesn't remember my name, doesn't remember I've been, but her face lights up when she sees me. Just live for the moment eh!

 

[The Crab]

Thanks for the offer, it's been slowly coming for quite a while now so we (all our family) are prepared.

Visits are different now, she doesn't remember my name, doesn't remember I've been, but her face lights up when she sees me. Just live for the moment eh!

It will be very difficult for you and your family. I guess all I can say really, is keep on with the visits, it will mean something to see her face when you come. At least you will have done your best when the time sadly comes if you know what I mean.

Take care buddy

 

[Bladesman]

Good news.