Jades funeral

[Drisgirl]

I have just watched part of it live (i didnt mean to I just went onto The Suns website -thats all) and tell ya you would have to have a heart of stone not to be moved.She was only 27FFS and her wee boys left without a mum.

She was well loved by her family and friends.

I know this thread could degenerate but can I just ask people who have opposing views about her untimely death -please dont post ,Thank You x

[stokemaveric]

and so have the funerals of thousands of others peoples mothers being held this past week.....nothing special in this case im afraid.......

[tiggerblue10]

Looks like the degeneration has already begun.

[zzxxee]

its unfair when anyone dies at 27 leaving two young children, but thousands of other woman will die of cancer this week leaving children, she is lucky her kids have been left well provided for others are not so lucky

[craft1948]

well love her or loathe her I'm glad she got the funeral she wanted with loads of flowers and people.....

[sara3]

well said, craft.

[Drisgirl]

Not at that age man -I am still grieving for the tragic loss of my childrens dad a year and a half down the line.

BTW -you dont have to be a celeb -there were people outside the Crem -it was the biggest funeral they had tried to organise -he was the Div Engineer for the RNLI and every station went on standby so he was represented.

Its a tough one when its a young un -regardless Doc x

[zzxxee]

so sorry for your loss drisgirl xxxx

[Drisgirl]

I can only say one thing -she is dead -she is not benefitng from this and neither are her sons who are in Australia


Where the bleeding compassion here ?????????????

We have all lost loved ones but when its a public affair it brings home to us what WE have lost-therefore its sad.

[Drisgirl]

TY zzeee -his has been carried out in the papers (due to the type of accident) even to this day -we havent had a chance to grieve but I still find compassion for others apart from our children who dont know day to day if they are coming or going. xxx

[sn�gs]

^ Agree with doc there...

[Drisgirl]

Aww Doc -I know in yer heart of hearts that you wouid grieve for any 27yr old with bairns -I just know you would x

[tiggerblue10]

Love her or loathe her the news chiefs think she is worthy of being on the news which is why her funeral is in the media. And the effect that she has had on the fight against cervical cancer.

No money in the world will ever replace a mother.

[Drisgirl]

Im sorry Doc but I see your angle and its tough -hey tell me !!

She died pennilesss -she was a pauper -death doesnt discrimate.

Therefore we both know what its like to care for children as the sole parent and its tough -too tough at times for me as I have to hold my grief in abayance then my son goes and effs it up by sending flowers just for nothing cos he loves me.

Tough cookie -moi -no way !!!

[sara3]

my dad died when I was 5 but I wouldn't expect a public reaction because you had never heard of him!

so that's why this is on tv. she was a well-known public figure, like her or not.

it doesn't mean we care any more or less than anyone else in the same or similar situation, just that we don't hear about every individual.

[stokemaveric]

its a wonder there wasnt a state bleedin funeral.......

[Postdog]

Drisgirl, not read all of this, cos quite frankly I am sick of Jade Goody, and I live and work in Loughton too, which became a virtual no go area for a while today, but you hit the nail on the head when you said it was a public affair. That's the problem, it was just TOO public, and some people got sick of that because they couldn't avoid it if they wanted to.

I am not going to repeat it here, but it is common knowledge from what I have said in the past why this woman has little respect from me, and that was based on a personal encounter with her, not formed opinion.

She was a wannabe Essex girl who gave essex girls a bad name. She's dead, the boys have no mother, that's sad I agree, but honestly, this public grieving of a chav is way OTT.