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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 358188" data-attributes="member: 21">I do hope you can get to see Call me Nolly - Noele Gordon in her own words, its on a FB siteIts very cleverly edited with her appearances on various chat shows over the years and the end is very moving and poignant and ends up with BBC announcing her death and clips of her funeral (over 2000 people turned up) in Ross on Wye and then the memorial service in Birmingham catherdral a month later - packed with the great and the good and so many fans turning up - Jane Rossington, Tony Adams and Shaw Taylor give speeches and he reads out a Lord Byron poem sent by Pat Phoenix who was unable to attendWe&#039;ll go no more a roving, in the stillness of the nightThough the heart be still as loving, And the moon be still as bright.The final clip of her is talking with Gloria Hunniford (Gus Honeybun to Terry Wogan) about her treatment - and she looks fantastic, you would never know she is ill&quot;its not painful, the worst thing about is a claustrophobia about it, you cant move for about 24 hours as you are in bed and when you go home you have a thundering hangover without the fun.The specilaists and advisors tell her The most improtant thing is to believe you are going to get well =- I am going to fight this and im going to get well90% of it is fight and hope, and I know a lot of people do lose&quot;I cried!&nbsp; A gutsy lady til the end</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 358188, member: 21"] I do hope you can get to see Call me Nolly - Noele Gordon in her own words, its on a FB site Its very cleverly edited with her appearances on various chat shows over the years and the end is very moving and poignant and ends up with BBC announcing her death and clips of her funeral (over 2000 people turned up) in Ross on Wye and then the memorial service in Birmingham catherdral a month later - packed with the great and the good and so many fans turning up - Jane Rossington, Tony Adams and Shaw Taylor give speeches and he reads out a Lord Byron poem sent by Pat Phoenix who was unable to attend We'll go no more a roving, in the stillness of the night Though the heart be still as loving, And the moon be still as bright. The final clip of her is talking with Gloria Hunniford (Gus Honeybun to Terry Wogan) about her treatment - and she looks fantastic, you would never know she is ill "its not painful, the worst thing about is a claustrophobia about it, you cant move for about 24 hours as you are in bed and when you go home you have a thundering hangover without the fun. The specilaists and advisors tell her The most improtant thing is to believe you are going to get well =- I am going to fight this and im going to get well 90% of it is fight and hope, and I know a lot of people do lose" I cried! A gutsy lady til the end [/QUOTE]

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