She shared her battle with bowel cancer through the "You, Me and the Big C" podcast.'
Deborah James has passed away at the age of 40.
The campaigner, who raised millions of pounds for charity, shared her battle with bowel cancer through the "You, Me and the Big C" podcast.'
Her family have described her as an inspiration and say theyre incredibly proud of her, and her campaigning work.
The tweet I never wanted to write. The time has come to say goodbye. 5 years to prepare, doesn’t make it any easy. I’m under hospice at home care, & I’m spending my time surrounded by my family. Please buy me a 🍷 to see me out and raise vitial funds. https://t.co/AztN5FziLR ❤️
— Deborah James (@bowelbabe) May 9, 2022
Her podcast producer was Mike Holt.
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