Jade Goody

Terminally ill Jade Goody has gone into a hospice where she is expected to stay over the weekend, her publicist has confirmed.

The reality TV star is having her cancer medication adjusted after she suffered from hallucinations, Max Clifford said.

"She was all over the place and imagining all kinds of things," he told Sky News.

"Those who were there were saying it was absolutely awful.

"So we explained to the nurses what had happened and they thought the best thing to do was to get her into the hospice for two or three days."

Mr Clifford stressed that Jade, 27, has not gone to St Clare Hospice, near Harlow, to die.

He said she has been exhausted since her "dream wedding" to Jack Tweed last Sunday at Down Hall County Hotel in Hertfordshire.

"Every day, she has been a little bit better," he said.

"But yesterday she had a real turn for the worse because of the mixture of drugs she was on."

Jade vowed to earn as much money as she could to secure her two sons' future after being told her cervical cancer had spread and was terminal.

She is believed to have earned around £1m for the television and magazine coverage of her wedding and her boys' christening, which will take place on March 7.

The St Clare Hospice cares for people who have illnesses such as cancer, neurological disease or organ failure.

Friends of Jade Goody have organised a walk to support the dying star and raise money for her two sons.

Jade Goody has reportedly revealed that she has just one month left to live.

The terminally-ill reality star is believed to have let her prognosis slip during an argument with a neighbour outside her home in Upshire, Essex yesterday.

Goody rowed with the male resident as she left her property to enter a hospice for the weekend, reports claim. It is believed that the dispute centred around a shared gate.

The former Big Brother contestant apparently screamed: "Chill out - I'm gonna be dead in a month."

A source told The Sun: "This man shouted something and she went mad and started screaming at him. He and Jade share a gate that he often has to go and close after people have left her house."

Goody's spokesman Max Clifford confirmed that the star does not have much time left, explaining: "She knows it is just weeks. No one can say when exactly. She is being very brave."

The 27-year-old was diagnosed with cancer in August last year. She was told that the disease is terminal earlier this month.

Everytime I read a report about Jade's condition my heart fills. This neighbour is going to be giving so much grief over a trival thing, can't the media give her a break and let her live her last few weeks without any trouble and stll provide for her children.

Jade Goody's spokesman has played down reports that her husband's curfew will be lifted for a second time.

Jack Tweed, 21, is currently being monitored by an electronic tag and must return to his mother's home by 7pm each night. He agreed to the strict conditions before being granted early release from jail last month.

Yesterday, it was claimed that Tweed would be permitted to stay at Goody's bedside during the final hours of her life, bypassing the usual restrictions.

However, speaking to the Daily Star, Max Clifford insisted: "We don't know anything about this. It is a lovely thought but we are none the wiser. He wants to spend as much time as he can with Jade but he understands the conditions."

Justice Secretary Jack Straw agreed to lift Tweed's curfew for his wedding night last weekend.

Goody, who is dying of cancer, recently revealed that she has just one month left to live.

Jade Goody is trying to bring the christening of her sons forward because she fears she has just days to live.

The terminally ill 27-year-old was taken to a hospice on Friday and told friends she was "not going to make it to the weekend", reports the Sunday Mirror.

A friend said: "The courage Jade is showing really beggars belief. She's been in utter pain and at times is extremely anxious- yet she's being typically selfless and can only think about what's right for her boys."

The christening was due to take place next weekend and is expected to be carried out by Bishop Jonathan Blake, who blessed Goody and husband Jack Tweed's wedding last weekend.

Goody, who is determined to die at home and hopes to leave the hospice on Monday, has also received a handwritten note from David and Victoria Beckham and two AC Milan football strips for her sons.

The note read: 'Both David and I are genuinely moved by your fight against this cruel illness. We are both thinking of you at what must be a terrible time."

This is heartbreaking, going from two months to live, to a month, then days in the space of a few weeks. It must take a lot of strength to get through the day know that you could die during the night.

Jade Goody has been transferred to hospital for surgery to relieve her "awful pain", publicist Max Clifford has confirmed.

The star was due to end her weekend stay at Harlow's St Clare Hospice tomorrow but has instead been moved to the Royal Marsden Hospital in Fulham for an emergency operation.

"She has a great deal of pain from her tummy and they don't seem to be able to get it under control," said Clifford. "She is going back to the Marsden. There's likely to be further surgery tonight or tomorrow."

Clifford added that he had received a "very emotional" phone call from Goody, who is keen to return home. "She's very frightened. She was sobbing on the phone to me. She said: 'Why can't they get me out of all this pain?' Hopefully that's what they're going to do."

Earlier today it was claimed that Goody fears she now only has "days" left to live.

Poor girl

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Joanne

I'm sure I read recently that Jack Tweed is due in Court again next week facing another assault charge - this one I think was on a taxi driver. Does anyone know anymore about this cos I can't find any details about it anywhere?

---

JADE Goody's new husband Jack Tweed is due in court today to face an assault charge.

The hearing at Harlow Magistrates, Essex — expected to last two days — is over an alleged incident involving a taxi driver.

Part-time model Jack, 21, is said to have beaten up cabbie Stephen Wilkins outside Club 195 in Epping last May.

Jack, of Buckhurst Hill, Essex, denies the allegation but if found guilty he faces a further six-month prison term.

He is currently tagged and on a strict curfew as part of his early release conditions, after being sentenced to 18 months last September for attacking a 16-year-old youth with a golf club.

From The Sun

Jack Tweed, the husband of the terminally ill reality television star Jade Goody attacked a taxi driver and threatened to stab him, a court heard.
Prosecutors told magistrates in Epping, Essex, that Tweed, 21, of Buckhurst Hill, Essex, lost his temper after leaving a club in Epping in May last year.

They said he grabbed the driver around the neck while the car was moving and swore at him.

Taxi driver Stephen Wilkins told magistrates that Tweed and three other people climbed into his cab at around 3.30am on May 5 last year.

Mr Wilkins said he told the group that it was illegal for him to carry four people in the rear seat.

"Their response was 'just drive'," said Mr Wilkins. "We carried on driving."

He then said he asked the group to pay the fare "upfront" in line with his firm's policies.

"I asked for the fare upfront. I was told to 'just drive'," said Mr Wilkins.

Mr Wilkins said he explained that if the fare was not paid, he would have to return to Epping.

"The one sitting directly behind. He said 'just ********** drive, you c***,"' said Mr Wilkins.

"Very aggressive. That is when I actually thought to myself this is getting a little bit threatening now. That is when I decided I was going to turn around. I actually did a U-turn."

He added: "I carried on driving back towards Epping.

"The guy behind me started screaming 'where are you ********** going?'

"I said 'back to Epping'.

"He said 'turning the ********** car around', and grabbed me from behind.

"He got hold of me with his arm. Pulled his arm around my neck and held it against the headrest.

"He was leaning over me, over the back seat, with his face alongside my face screaming, 'I will stab you, you ********** c***.

"He leant forward and yanked the handbrake up.

"He was screaming in my face. He was so, so aggressive."

The prosecution allege it was Tweed who swore and carried out the attack. Tweed denies assault.


From Daily Telegraph

Charming people he mixes with if it really was not him :angry:

Max Clifford has said that he is continuing to speak about Jade Goody because the public "want to know".

Goody's agent insisted that the reality TV star has only conducted four interviews in recent weeks and is still comfortable with the press coverage of her battle with cancer.

"What you have to remember is that Jade has only done four interviews in the last month, so that's one day," he told This Morning. "All the rest is being handled by myself.

"But now of course her story is being reached all over the world. I have people calling me daily wanting an update, this doesn't effect Jade at all, and I always do my best to help them.

"The public do want to know about her... television chatshows still want to interview her - Oprah Winfrey, Larry King, and obviously ITV want to do an interview... but things will only take place if and when Jade wants them to."

Goody was transferred to Royal Marsden Hospital in Fulham at the weekend.

Speaking about the move, Clifford said: "She was sobbing and in agony saying to me, 'What can I do? I can't take any more of this...' So it was decided that she went back to the Marsden Hospital.

"I'm glad to say she has had a more restful night last night... The most important thing is to get her out of this horrendous pain."

Maybe she should stay out of the lime light now and rest as much as possible. I for one need not know any more about her.