I never know when my last Christmas will be

Christmas is a special time — families getting together, friends re-uniting, children glowing with excitement and an excuse to indulge for a few days.

But for those with an incurable illness, the festive season takes on a more profound significance — they are all the more likely to appreciate every moment spent with their loved ones and the celebrations.

Remembering how lucky you are 

Hazel Skelton lives in Dublin with her husband Kevin. The 41 year old was diagnosed with HER2-positive breast cancer in 2020, which had also spread to her lymph nodes. After undergoing treatment, she was told in 2022 that she was potentially cancer-free. However, after further tests, it was discovered that it had spread to her brain. 

Pictured at the launch of Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services’ (OLH&CS) Light Up A Life Remembrance Ceremony is patient Hazel Skelton. 
Pictured at the launch of Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services’ (OLH&CS) Light Up A…

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