Kenny and Rebecca’s story
When Rebecca’s dad, Kenny, was dying, Farleigh Hospice’s care really mattered.
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When Rebecca’s dad, Kenny, was dying, Farleigh Hospice’s care really mattered.
When mother-of-three Catherine was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer at age 45, she was given just six months to live. Defying the odds, she lived for another six years—a gift her family credits heavily to Farleigh Hospice.
Julie and Garry shared a love of travel, family and life together before Julie was diagnosed with metastatic cancer in 2020. With the support of Farleigh Hospice, Julie was able to spend her final months at home and die with dignity, as she wished. After her death, bereavement counselling and volunteering with Farleigh helped Garry navigate his grief, rebuild his confidence and find hope for the future.
After a courageous battle with breast cancer, Daryl wished to spend her final days at home surrounded by family. Her husband, Ian, shares how Farleigh Hospice's "exemplary, priceless" care made that wish possible.