Jade Goody

[Perdita]

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Jack Tweed said he feared the "fairytale could be over" when he was called urgently to Jade Goody's bedside.

The 21-year-old rushed to his wife's aid on Friday night after receiving an emergency call from the 27-year-old's nurse.

Tweed told the News Of The World that he panicked and was "absolutely terrified".

"The thought that our fairytale could be over already filled me with dread and sadness," he said.

Goody, who was told by doctors that her cancer was terminal in February, was discharged from hospital on Wednesday. A friend of Goody's said the family were told that she has just days left to live.

[JustJodi]

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Jack Tweed said he feared the "fairytale could be over" when he was called urgently to Jade Goody's bedside.

The 21-year-old rushed to his wife's aid on Friday night after receiving an emergency call from the 27-year-old's nurse.

Tweed told the News Of The World that he panicked and was "absolutely terrified".

"The thought that our fairytale could be over already filled me with dread and sadness," he said.

Goody, who was told by doctors that her cancer was terminal in February, was discharged from hospital on Wednesday. A friend of Goody's said the family were told that she has just days left to live.

what i do not understand is,,,,,, Jack and Jade are married now why is he not ALLOWED to live with his WIFE??

[Perdita]

Because he was a bad boy and the curfew rules state he must be at his mother's address during certain times at night. He has had special dispensation to stay with her. Don't know whether it would be possible to get the curfew rules changed to Jade's address.

[Layne]

I watched the bride to be and wedding show on Living, Jade looked gorgeous It was a really beautiful wedding, bless her boys, they looked so cute - and lets hope these aren't her last few days.

[Perdita]

Cancer-stricken Jade Goody told her young sons she will soon be a "star up in the sky" looking over them, her publicist said.

The reality TV star has also made preparations for her funeral which she wants to be a "celebration" of her life, Max Clifford said.

She was spending the day at home in Upshire, Essex, where her husband, Jack Tweed, and her mother, Jackiey Budden, were at her bedside.

A vicar was visiting for a small private service and to say prayers and blessings. Mr Clifford said he was not administering the last rites but added that she was "fading" and nobody knew how much longer she had left to live.

"Mummy's going to heaven soon," she told her boys, Bobby, five, and Freddy, four, when she came home from hospital on Thursday, Mr Clifford said.

"As you can imagine it was incredibly hard for her. She said she's going to be a star up in the sky so when they are looking up they will be able to see her and know that she is there, always looking over them. That's her way of dealing with the situation."

Goody decided to do all she could to prepare her sons after taking advice from bereavement councillors.

He said Goody first said she would leave arrangements for the funeral to other people. But she could not resist getting involved, chipping in with "I don't want that" and "This is what I want".

"She wants everybody to be there, with plenty of room outside for screens," he said. "She wants it to be a big celebration because it's her final farewell to everybody. She's the world's first world reality television star. It will be a very Jade Goody event, exactly the way she wants it."

The funeral is expected to see a cortege of cars drive through the streets of Bermondsey, south London, where Goody grew up. She will be buried in the churchyard of St John the Baptist in Buckhurst Hill, Essex.

[DaVeyWaVey]

Sounds like the end is near for Jade. I just hope everything is so peaceful for her.

[senorita]

What a hard time Jade has had today reading that article. She must feel heartbroken knowing she is going to be leaving her boys who she adores so much.

I hope when her time comes she goes peacefully, knowing she is loved by many.

[Perdita]

JADE Goody’s young sons took flowers to her bedside yesterday in what could be one of their final visits to their beloved Mummy.
The angelic pair sat gently clasping the dying star’s hands after little Freddie had picked her a delicate daffodil.

But frail Jade — heavily sedated and exhausted as she nears the end of her grim battle with terminal cancer — then fell asleep with the lads still clinging sadly on.
A source said: “It was a real tear-jerking moment to see the three of them together at such a sad time.”

Earlier four-year-old Freddie, shirtless and with his painted face swathed in a giant grin, had plucked the daffodil for his reality TV star mum, whose condition had deteriorated over the weekend.

He played happily in the garden with brother Bobby, five, Jade’s new hubby Jack Tweed and the boys’ gran Jackiey Budden.

The kids and Jack all had their faces daubed with paint. Freddie had coloured Jack’s entirely black.

The family had been hoping for friends and loved ones to visit their home in Upshire, Essex, for an early Mother’s Day celebration.

But Jade’s spokesman Max Clifford said she was not well enough and spent much of the day asleep.

Instead, the boys were taken to her side after Macmillan nurses caring for the Big Brother favourite said she had only hours to live.

Mr Clifford said: “The boys went to see her and she was aware of them for a brief moment or two. She saw them and she smiled.

“She has put her house in order and faced up to everything in an incredibly brave way. Now we’re waiting for the inevitable. It could be at any time, we just don’t know.”

Jade, 27 — diagnosed with cervical cancer last summer — discharged herself from hospital last week so she could die at home.

She told the boys then: “Mummy’s going to heaven soon. I’m going to be a star up in the sky, so when you are looking up you will be able to see me and know I’m there, always looking over you.
“Mummy’s going to be up there looking over you. Close your eyes and you can talk to me.”

And yesterday when bewildered Freddie asked at her bedside: “Why are you so sleepy?” she gave the heartbreaking reply: “Because the angels are calling Mummy.”

A priest also visited Jade yesterday to say prayers and blessings. Father Francis, of West London’s Ealing Abbey, was chosen by the star because he had beaten cancer.

Jade is now so weak from her cancer that she can barely smile.

But she still insisted on seeing her precious sons as she slipped in and out of consciousness.

A nurse has told Jack, 21, and 50-year-old Jackiey that the next time Jade falls into a deep sleep she will probably not wake up.

A very close family friend said: “It’s over. Jade barely has the strength to talk. She will occasionally weep, but is too frail now to even squeeze her mum’s hand.
The nurses talk to her quietly and do what they can to control the pain. They told Jack that the next time she falls into a deep sleep she probably won’t wake up.

“Her disease has been so cruel to her — and everyone who loves her. We just want her suffering to stop.”

Jade’s condition worsened on Friday when nurses feared she had stopped breathing. Jack, whose parole curfew has been relaxed so he can visit his wife outside of his strict 7am to 7pm regime, was called at 11.30pm and rushed to her side.

Meanwhile Jackiey yesterday requested a Sun picture of her daughter, which she plans to hang in Bobby’s new bedroom.

It was snapped just weeks ago and shows Jade looking healthy and happy as she strolled down her drive wearing a huge smile.

Jackiey said: “Bobby wants a big boy’s room now so I’m decorating that. I want that picture on the main wall. It’s beautiful.

“That’s the way he should remember his mum.”
Jackiey added: “It’s not day by day now. It’s more like hour by hour. I’m stronger than Jack at the moment. Together, we’ve built a strong community to cope with it.”

But amid the heartbreak, defiant Jade astonished medics by blasting a nurse who she heard discussing her health. The star overheard the gloomy conversation as she lay in bed. And she yelled: “I’m not ********** dead yet, so stop that talk.”

Jade also displayed her trademark feistiness by ordering her mum to buy her a LOTTERY ticket and indicating her chosen numbers.

A family friend said last night: “Jade might be at death’s door, but she’s got some proper Bermondsey fight in her yet.

“She must have got angry about all the negative talk as she came out with a really fiery outburst.

“Then she told Jackiey she wanted to play the lottery.”

Jackiey, Jack and personal trainer pal Kevin Adams were all keeping a vigil by Jade’s bedside last night. A source said: “They know the end is near and want to be with her.’’

Thousands of messages of support continue to flood into The Sun.

Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty is also expected to fly into Britain this week to try to see Jade before she dies. They fell out during Celebrity Big Brother 2007, when Jade was plunged into a race row over her treatment of the Indian beauty.

The picture of Freddie enjoying the first rays of springtime sun is made all the more poignant by the Marie Curie Cancer Care Great Daffodil Appeal this month.

It urges people to wear the flower as a sign of support in beating the disease.



So sad

[sindydoll]

her funeral sounds nice! i like 'all things bright and beautiful' mind beautiful wasnt her strong point .. dont know if i believe she has told her sons or not or weather thats just press talk....i never liked the girl but this is so sad i have to feel so sorry for her

[Perdita]

Jade Goody has reportedly made plans for her funeral to be televised.

The former Big Brother contestant has arranged for a large screen to be erected outside the church so that the service can be watched by fans.

Goody is said to have chosen an oak coffin from the Royal Windsor Forest and wants to be taken in a convoy of seven cars from her home to the St. John The Baptist Church in Buckhurst Hill, according to Metro.

The convoy will rumouredly include a Daimler used by the late Queen Mother, and a Rolls-Royce used by the Sultan of Brunei.

She has also chosen celebrity undertakers F. A. Albin & Sons from ITV1 documentary Don't Drop The Coffin and selected the hymn 'All Things Bright And Beautiful'.

According to The Sun, nurses have told husband Jack Tweed and mother Jackiey Budden that Goody "will probably not wake up" the next time she falls into a deep sleep.

"It's over. Jade barely has the strength to talk. She will occasionally weep, but is too frail now to even squeeze her mum’s hand," a source said.

"The nurses talk to her quietly and do what they can to control the pain. Her disease has been so cruel to her - and for everyone who loves her, we just want her suffering to stop."