Luego de anunciar que le quedaban pocos días, murió presentadora de BBC

A tan solo dos días de que Rachael Bland, presentadora de la BBC Radio, anunciará que le quedaban pocos días vida en pleno programa de radio, este miércoles, su marido ha confirmado el lamentable deceso de la periodista.

“Nuestra hermosa y valiente Rachael ha muerto en paz esta mañana rodeada de su familia más cercana. Estamos rotos, pero ella querría que agradeciera a todos los que han mostrado interés en su historia o le han enviado mensajes de apoyo. Nunca sabrán todo lo que significó para ella. Steve y Freddie”, dice parte del mensaje firmado por su pareja e hijo.

Our beautiful, courageous Rachael died peacefully this morning surrounded by her close family. We are crushed but she would want me to thank everyone who took an interest in her story or sent messages of support. You’ll never know how much they meant to her. Steve and Freddie xxx pic.twitter.com/soq7YHvF9u

— Rachael Bland (@Rachael_Hodges) September 5, 2018

Our brave, beautiful, wonderful, courageous Rachael died peacefully this morning surrounded by her close family. We are all heartbroken and the hole she leaves in our perfect little family will never be filled. To everyone who took an interest in her story over the last two years, downloaded the awe-inspiring You, Me and the Big C podcast or sent her messages of support, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. You’ll never know how much those messages meant to her and us. We’ll miss her so very much but we couldn’t be prouder of what she achieved in her 40 years, and we are genuinely comforted by the impact we know she had on so many lives. Thank you. Steve and Freddie xxx

A post shared by Rachael Bland (@bigclittleme) on Sep 5, 2018 at 2:58am PDT

La comunicadora de 40 años sufría cáncer de mama desde 2016 y tras manifestar en los últimos meses que su enfermedad había empeorado, debido a que tenía metástasis, fue hace dos días cuando reveló que, durante su última revisión, los médicos le notificaron que no había cura para ella.

De la misma manera, en la columna que escribió para The Telegraph, Rachael aseguró no tener miedo a la muerte. “No tengo miedo a morir. Solo temo por los que dejo atrás. Por mi querido Freddie (su hijo de tres años), por Steve y nuestras familias. Incluso ahora, sabiendo que viene la conversación de ‘no hay opciones disponibles’, no puedo desmoronarme y caer en pedazos”.

A beautiful day with my boys in beautiful Salcombe. When the sun shines there is NO WHERE BETTER. We played on boats and in the sea. And I walked up steps and hills. When a week ago I needed to sit down x4 between the hospital car park and ward. Breathing that sea air as much as I can and taking the good day (despite the 5am wake up call – cheers Fred and daylight 😂) #salcombe #cancer #stage4problems #devon #holiday #seaside #playingonboats #sunshine #breatheagain #mummylove #familytime #love #notdeadyet

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Con un podcast titulado: “You, Me y Big C” (Tu, yo y la Gran C) es que Bland dejó este mundo relatando gran parte de su experiencia y lucha contra el cáncer. Descanse en Paz.

Foto Instagram:

‪The moment of truth.‬ ‪The results of this scan decide whether I stay on this clinical trial or move on to another. I really want to stay on immunotherapy for longer to give it more time to work.‬ ‪Now for top level #scanxiety for the next week.‬ ‪#CTScan‬ ‪#Stage4Problems‬ ‪#ClinicalTrial‬ ‪#Immunotherapy‬ ‪#ProgressScan‬ ‪#PleaseBeStable‬ ‪#EverythingCrossed‬

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