BBC 팟캐스트 진행자 데보라 제임스, 40, who has incurable bowel cancer reveals she was ‘rushed back into theatre’ yesterday and had an ‘awful night’ 병원에서 – a week after nearly dying during ‘acute medical emergency’
BBC podcast host Deborah James, 그녀는 메모 중 하나에서 다음과 같이 말하는 것을 들었습니다., has revealed she had an ‘awful night’ in hospital after she was ‘rushed back into theatre’ 어제, following a medical emergency in which she almost died.
The former deputy head teacher turned cancer campaigner, 40, ...에서 런던, 그녀는 12월에 진단을 받은 이후로 4기 대장암을 앓고 있습니다. 2016, 그리고 일찍부터 그녀가 5년 이상 살지 못할 수도 있다는 말을 들었습니다. – a milestone that passed in the autumn.
In a picture shared on 인스 타 그램 우크라이나 당국은, the mother-of-two could be seen sitting on her hospital bed surrounded by medical equipment.
Deborah said she was ‘on the cancer rollercoaster’, 쓰기: ‘A small bleed meant I ended up being rushed back into theatre having a colonoscopy and endocsopy within the hour to check for the source.’
‘It’s amazing how quickly crash teams work, and as much as I just want to be home (it’s now getting on to two weeks in hospital), it’s also nice to feel in a safe place when my body isn’t playing ball.’

BBC 팟캐스트 진행자 데보라 제임스, 40, who has incurable bowel cancer has revealed she had an ‘awful night’ in hospital after she was ‘rushed back into theatre’ 어제, following a medical emergency in which she almost died.

In a picture shared on Instagram this morning, the mother-of-two could be seen sitting on her hospital bed surrounded by medical equipment and said she had had ‘an awful night’
이탈리아에서 남자가 차단된 동안: ‘Yesterday was the classic ride high and fall flat at the last bend! Started with positive blood results, drains all out (unlike in this picture) and I was more fussed about my make up stash in hospital than anything else! Dry shampoo and Lippy for the win!
‘Was feeling good (it’s all relative!) and my liver number were FINALLY improving (go liver!!). My oncologist even talked about getting me home in a few days.’
However she said things had gone down hill yesterday afternoon, 첨가: ‘Praying today will be un-eventual and stable! Thank you for your love.
‘Either me or mum will update – it’s nice to have another source for updating you lovley lot.

BBC podcast star Deborah, 그녀는 메모 중 하나에서 다음과 같이 말하는 것을 들었습니다., 그녀가 '거의 죽을 뻔한 방법'을 공개했습니다.’ last week in an ‘acute medical emergency’. 그녀는 병원에서 이 사진을 공유했습니다
‘Have to say that teaching mum how to use Instagram from my hospital bed has put a massive smile on my face! It’s certainly giving my family some well needed laughs!’
그녀는 덧붙였다: ‘We keep going. One step at a time. As a late friend said “I haven’t come this far to only go this far.’
It comes after Deborah’s mother shared an update on her daughter’s health yesterday on Instagram.
그녀는 설명했다: ‘How she does it time and time again blows me away. It’s early hours, but it went to plan. The aim was to internalised her bile stent if it was working which so far it seems to be.

The mother of BBC podcast star Deborah told fans she has had five operations in 10 days following a medical emergency during which she almost died (함께 사진)
‘Obviously now she’s kept under close monitoring but she’s really happy (and emotional) because she has no drains for the first time in weeks.
‘We just have to pray she remains stable for the foreseeable future now. Due to the operation today, I was allowed to see her briefly as her nominated visitor – which I’m grateful for.’
Heather continued: ‘Visiting in Covid is a really hard balance and it’s heartbreaking that families can’t see their loved ones more – I can’t imagine what families went through in full lock down (including in our own family).
‘Deborah certainly needs the support hence why I was allowed in, but risk has to be kept super low.
‘Mental health is so important though, we can’t underestimate how it helps with recovery.
‘I see it with Deborah. I recall times pre Covid when I used to sleep in the same room over night!
‘As is usual she asked for her make up as soon as she came round which is always a good sign!’
She went on to hashtag the post with #MotherDaughter and #OneDayAtATime.
It comes days after she filmed herself walking down a hospital hallway. She explained she was ‘beyond shattered’ after nearly dying last week.
She said she is ‘making progress’ and tasking her recovery step by step after enduring the ‘hardest, most heartbreaking and scariest’ period of her cancer battle in the last week, which has involved three operations and ‘a lot more procedures’ to come.

The mother-of-two was told early on that she might not live beyond five years – a milestone that passed in the autumn (사진)
Sharing the video on Instagram, Deborah wrote: ‘Today I walked – it’s the first time in nine days I’ve been able to try.
‘It’s never been so hard to muster the strength and conviction to do so. I’ve had four operations this week (with more to come), am beyond shattered with a very weak body,’ 그녀는 밝혔다.
비디오에서, Deborah can be seen walking tentatively in a hospital hallway.
‘But somehow my body is still ploughing on. Sometimes all we can do is take things step by step. The nurses and doctors are being incredible – I’ve cried on pretty much everyone that pops their head around the door,’ she went on in her post.
‘I’m making progress, it’s slow, but steady. I’m still being monitored very closely. No idea what the next plan is- it’s just taking things bit by bit.
‘It’s hard when you just want a plan, but the plan is really to try to get me better, whatever pathway that takes. My drains are to do with my bile duct – which they finally stented (well we are in the middle of that process), and acities, which I’ve had 10 litres drained already hence why I’m don’t look pregnant anymore,’ 그녀는 설명했다.
In spite of the grueling ordeal she is facing, Deborah thanked her following for their support.

Days ago, Deborah shared a video as she took her first steps through hospital after her difficult week

Sharing the video on Instagram, Deborah wrote: ‘Today I walked – it’s the first time in nine days I’ve been able to try.’

The podcaster shared she is making progress on her Instagram and updated her followers on her condition
‘Thanks for all your wonderful messages. They have blown me away. I’m not in a position to respond but I very much appreciate the kindness,’ 그녀가 말했다.
에 게시 인스 타 그램 금요일에, the mother-of-two spoke of enduring the ‘hardest, most heartbreaking and scariest’ period of her cancer battle in the last week, which has involved three operations and ‘a lot more procedures’ to come.
She told how her husband watched as doctors fought to save her life after she ‘crashed’ in resuscitation.
‘A week ago at this time in the evening I nearly died in what was an acute medical emergency,’ 그녀는 적었다. ‘I’m not ready to discuss what happened yet as the trauma of it all has been incredibly intense – but it’s thanks to an unbelievable team of NHS specialists who worked all through the night and the next day to save me.
‘I cannot be more grateful. I’m still not out of danger and I have a lot more procedures to deal with. But I’m now out of intensive care. And for the first time felt able to briefly update you.’
Sharing a photo of her giving a thumbs up from a hospital bed, 그녀는 계속했다: ‘This is me yesterday having just come round from my 3rd operation this week. I have another operation tomorrow.
'에 5 years of having stage 4 돈이 없다는 두려움에서 해방 – this has been the hardest, most heartbreaking and scariest of them all. I’d always prepared for my death, but I wasn’t prepared for something so blindsiding and traumatic to happen.
‘I can’t quite believe I’m here to write this. A week ago my whole family was praying I’d pull through the night. I’m getting a lot of help and support to come to terms with the trauma I’ve been through.
‘My family have been incredible. I don’t know how my husband held it together seeing me crash as an army of doctors stabilised me in resus.’

In new series of cancer podcast, Rebekah는 그 역할이 그녀의 것임을 분명히 했습니다., '잠이 오지 않을까봐 무서워', Deborah revealed she had to learn how to walk again after being bed-bound with colitis in December

Posting on Instagram overnight, the mother-of-two spoke of enduring the ‘hardest, most heartbreaking and scariest’ period of her cancer battle in the last week, which has involved three operations and ‘a lot more procedures’ to come
After thanking followers for their support, 그녀는 덧붙였다: ‘Do me a favour and go tell your loved ones how much you love them. To realise in a sudden split moment that you are unlikely to see the next day is utterly heartbreaking. Have no regrets.’
It comes days after Deborah returned to her popular podcast You, me and the Big C and revealed how she’d been ‘absolutely floored’ by ‘big gun chemo’ during the summer and then a serious infection at the year’s end – which saw her carried into a London hospital at 1am by her husband for treatment.
She told co-hosts Lauren Mahon and Steve Bland on the newest episode of the BBC podcast that she’d had to learn to walk again after being forced to remain in bed for almost a month.
그녀가 말했다: ‘After colitis, I had to relearn to walk again because I had so much fluid.
‘I’d been bed-bound for three weeks and just learning how to walk to the end of the drive or whatever, is just impossible essentially.’
지난 6개월이 얼마나 힘들었는지 토론, James는 그녀가 정말로 기뻤지만 '큰 총기 화학 요법’ 그녀가 견뎌낸 것이 암의 성장을 늦췄다, '행진 중'이었던, 피곤한 시간이었다.

James marked five years since her 2016 diagnosis – a milestone she thought she wouldn’t make – in December but was in hospital with infectious colitis
그녀는 설명했다: ‘I have to be honest with you, going from targeted therapy back onto chemo, it was hardcore, big gun chemo, and it absolutely utterly floored me.
‘I would say my quality of life was just hideous.’
Updating listeners on the current state of her health, 그녀가 말했다: ‘Some days I feel fine, my quality of life is OK right now, but I’m not the person people have known for the past four years where I’m running around exercising everyday.’
‘It’s just stable in a really b****y awkward place.’
The campaigner revealed that because of her reduced liver function and the colitis, she’s not likely to qualify for a clinical trial.
She admitted she’d been ‘procrastinating’ over potential treatment options during the Christmas break.
여름에, James는 담관 주위를 감싸고 있는 공격적인 새로운 종양이 있다는 말을 들었습니다. – 생명을 구하는 병원 입원이 필요한 경우 – 그녀의 간 기능이 저하되는 것을 막기 위해 장착된 스텐트.
간 기능을 멈추게 하는 스텐트, 작동이 멈췄다’ 십이월에.
그녀는 당시 추종자들에게 '빠른 교체 수술'에 대한 희망을 설명했습니다.’ 악몽'으로 바뀌었다..
그녀가 말했다: '나는 지금 슈퍼 '마법의 기적'의 자비에 달려있다.’ – 하지만 그때 나는 항상, 그리고 모든 기회는 기회입니다?
'내가 원하는 것은 희망과 옵션뿐입니다.’
4 월, James는 그녀의 암이, 선구적인 치료로 막아온, 다시 돌아와서 그녀는 12 번째 수술을 견뎌야했습니다..
웨스트 런던 두 아이의 엄마, 차장, 늦은 진단을 받았다’ 난치성 대장암으로 2016.
그녀는 채식주의자로서 자주 이렇게 말했습니다., 그녀는 의사가 질병에 걸릴 것으로 예상한 마지막 사람이었습니다..
그녀의 소셜 미디어에서 질병과 함께 살았던 경험을 공유한 후, Deborah는 '장 아기'로 알려지게 되었습니다.’ 그리고 Sun에 대한 칼럼을 쓰기 시작했습니다..
에 2018, Deborah는 Lauren Mahon 및 Rachael Bland와 함께 수상 경력에 빛나는 팟캐스트 You를 발표했습니다., Me and the Big C on Radio 5 라이브.
블랜드는 그해 9월 5일 유방암으로 비극적으로 사망했다.; 그녀의 남편 Steve Bland는 이제 쇼를 공동 발표합니다..

The former deputy head teacher celebrated her 40th birthday in October but admitted that ‘big gun chemo’ in the summer had ‘floored her’