Nurse Dies 13 Days After Cancer Diagnosis

Jeannie died at 58 in a hospice.

A nurse, Jeannie, died 13 days after her cancer diagnosis. She had four children and was a proud mother.

Jeannie had many jobs and liked clothes and skincare. She had blood cancer in 2013 and got better in 2014.

Jeannie acted strangely in October 2025, forgot things, and locked herself out. Doctors found a brain tumor, and she died soon.

There are new medical discoveries, like a nasal spray for brain aging.

Polly said her mom was strong and independent.

The family is raising money for the hospice that helped Jeannie. They feel closer to her by doing this.

Before Jeannie died, her family was laughing together. Then she died when a special song played.

Jeannie was a nurse and worked hard. She kept her home perfect and was a good mom.

Polly described her mom as strong and independent.

Nancy said her mom worked hard and juggled many jobs. She wanted a better life for her children.

Jeannie didn't have much money growing up. She wanted her kids to have a better life.

In 2013, Jeannie got blood cancer and had chemotherapy. She got better in 2014 but got sick again in 2016.

In 2019, doctors said Jeannie might not live for six months. But she got better with a new treatment.

Jeannie enjoyed time with her children.

Jeannie got a new treatment and it helped her. She was the second person in the UK to get this treatment.

In 2025, Jeannie forgot things and locked herself out. Her family took her to the hospital.

Jeannie stopped talking and her behavior changed. Her family didn't know what was wrong.

Jeannie was with her children and grandchildren.

Jeannie acted strangely, like sleeping on the sofa with a dog. Her family thought she might be having a breakdown.

Polly thought Jeannie might have had a stroke or mental health issues. She didn't think it was cancer.

The family took Jeannie to the hospital, and doctors found a brain tumor. She got worse quickly.

Jeannie was with her daughters.

Doctors said Jeannie had a cancerous tumor on her brain. She told her daughter she knew she would be missed.

Polly said her mom understood what was happening and said it was time to die.

The family stayed with Jeannie in the hospital. They cuddled her and sang her favorite song.

Jeannie was transferred to a hospice and died surrounded by her family.

Jeannie was with her partner.

Nancy held her mom's hand and couldn't let go.

The family is grieving, but raising money for the hospice helps them. It gives them a purpose.

Nancy is grateful for the donations. The hospice helped Jeannie and her family.

There were flowers at Jeannie's funeral.

A JustGiving manager said hospices are important for families in need. They support Nancy's fundraising.

To donate, visit the JustGiving page.

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