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PODCAST: On the Marie Curie Couch with Tom Digby

In the latest episode of On the Marie Curie Couch, British rower Tom Digby sits down with Jason Davidson.

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“Marie Curie dementia support means I can care for my husband at home”

With Marie Curie care, Francine can look after her husband, who has dementia, at home. She explains the difference this support makes for them both.

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Francine and Fathi drinking tea together and smiling in earlier years

“Mum’s diaries help me connect with her even after she’s gone”

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“Marie Curie care makes such a difference to my life”

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“Everybody knows Marie Curie is for end of life care, but we do much more”

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“No two days are the same as a MND Care Co-ordinator”

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Natalie smiles and holds a card reader while she's out collecting with a fellow volunteer

“Collecting for Marie Curie would make my grandad proud”

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“People see the Marie Curie daffodil and they have faith in us”

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How lived experience helped set new research priorities

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The gap in care

“The walk is both my grieving process and a tribute to Angela”

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Real stories of living with a terminal illness

“Marie Curie keeps me positive about the time I have left”

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“The hospice arranged our perfect wedding”

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“I promised I’d be there until the end. I kept that promise.”

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“I’m proud to be a Marie Curie volunteer – we give the love back”

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PODCAST: On the Marie Curie Couch with Tom Digby

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“As a Marie Curie Companion I feel valued and fulfilled”

“Marie Curie dementia support means I can care for my husband at home”

“Mum’s diaries help me connect with her even after she’s gone”

“Marie Curie care makes such a difference to my life”

“Everybody knows Marie Curie is for end of life care, but we do much more”

“No two days are the same as a MND Care Co-ordinator”

“Collecting for Marie Curie would make my grandad proud”

“People see the Marie Curie daffodil and they have faith in us”

How lived experience helped set new research priorities

“The walk is both my grieving process and a tribute to Angela”

Real stories of living with a terminal illness

“Marie Curie keeps me positive about the time I have left”

“The hospice arranged our perfect wedding”

“I promised I’d be there until the end. I kept that promise.”

“I’m proud to be a Marie Curie volunteer – we give the love back”

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