A popular radio presenter Cassie James has passed away. Let’s see more details about Cassie James and his cause of death in detail.
What happened to Cassie James?
A popular radio presenter from Southport says she is “devastated, heartbroken and scared” after being told by doctors that she has just six months left to live.
Cassie, from Southport, previously battled bilateral breast cancer, a lesion in her brain, and melanoma in her foot and groin. Cassie has two children, Jonny Wright who lives and works in Manchester as a conveyancer, and Stacey Wright, a designer for H&M, who lives in Sweden.
Cause of death
Cassie James has passed away after a long battle with cancer. diagnosed with inoperable cancer. She was diagnosed with bilateral breast cancer in August 2016. Medics also discovered a lesion in her brain which they think was a result of her breast cancer. Halfway through her treatment, she was told she had melanoma on the sole of her foot as well.
RIP Cassie James https://t.co/VYh4wCTv7J pic.twitter.com/TznwVe8kBu
— Qlocal Southport (@SouthportQlocal) January 9, 2023
Cassie’s Previous Medical History
A well-known Southport radio host who was given just six months to live by doctors says she is “devastated, heartbroken, and afraid.” Cassie James, who has cancer in her skin, leg, lungs, and breast, has one chance to live longer: she must earn enough money for an expensive treatment in Israel that is unique but works. This treatment will cost £120,000.
Friends have now established a fundraising page on the Just Giving website where people may give to help the 60-year-old mother of two children.
Cassie, a radio presenter on Mighty FM, said: “I had the shock of my life phone call from the hospital Clatter bridge consultant on July 13th saying: “I have six months to live. I have just been told that I now need specialist treatment for me to continue living. This treatment is only available in Israel, at £120,000. I am devastated, heartbroken, and scared.
Devastated, heartbroken, and scared
“The funding is for treatment that is not provided in this nation, which could save my life.” The information and advice for this treatment have been sent to me by my wonderful Clatter bridge team, but regrettably, I do not have that type of money.
“I have breast cancer as well, but there is currently no illness evidence, so it’s not done in the UK for someone like me. When I go outside, I require a wheelchair because I can no longer walk properly.
Due to having two separate types of cancer, I am unable to participate in a trial. I realize this is unjust.
“she is doing all-natural and alternative treatments to try to keep the progression at bay and slow it down as far as possible. I am one of only two people in the UK in this situation. “Time is of the essence now to get the money to get me to Israel to try to save my life. The cost is approximately going to be around £120,000 which includes the TILS and any other medication they think I will need.
Gone through a Lot of Pain
Cassie had to have the melanoma removed from the bottom of her foot just before starting radiation for her breast cancer. She was on crutches for more than four months and had to receive radiation for her breast cancer at the same time, just after finishing chemo for the disease.
She was informed that she had melanoma in her groin a year after the melanoma on the bottom of her foot was removed. Ten nodes had to be removed from Cassie’s crotch and she had to undergo surgery. She was left with severe lymphedema agony as a result.
Despite her pain and her grueling challenges, Cassie continued to work as a volunteer radio presenter for local community radio station Mighty Radio in Southport. During the lockdown, she was an amazing support for the community of Southport as she kept the listeners informed of all the local businesses that were trading and doing deliveries, as well as highlighting others who needed support.
Condolences Posted
Fiona Aldred from Mighty FM said: “The community of Southport is very proud of Cassie and despite all that she has gone through she has worked and continues helping and supporting the community.”
Mighty FM Station Manager Paul Tasker said: “Cassie has been at Mighty from the very start. Since we launched on FM, she has worked every day and given up her time every day to commit to her radio show. She has even worked around her hospital appointments for her to still do radio shows from home. On odd occasions, she has done radio shows from her hospital bedside. She is so dedicated to her work.
Cassie James was known throughout the town https://t.co/xFkASlb6bM
— Liverpool Echo (@LivEchonews) January 9, 2023
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