This latest instalment finds Mr. Peter a little bunged up to say the least…and nothing seems to be loosening things up! With the help of Nurse Sue and a bevy of remedies, will Mr. Peter finally get his flow back? A hearty portion of prunes should do the trick, or failing that, something a little stronger!
Pierre is back in the building…and taking to the sky! With Bob on holiday in Skegvegas, our favourite celebrity is without his trusted camera man…and actually missing him! There’s competition on board the bus as Darney- cancer patient of the year 2005 is sat next to Pierre- a force not to be reckoned with! As Pierre prepares to become a pilot, he attempts to reconcile the situation with Darney…and even manages to pose for a photograph together…but Pierre has other plans on his agenda! We soon discover Pierre has been telling a few porkies…is he really cancer patient of the year 2008 as well?! After a long day at the airfield, Pierre chills out in bed, watching his widescreen telly and wait a minute…is that Debs I hear in the background?
Gavin gives us a tour of the place he spent quite a bit of time…Belfast City Hospital, showing us various features and giving us a running commentary of what life is like when you are living in hospital surroundings constantly. Gavin’s mum also talks about life in hospital, and explains how you just have to take each day as it comes as some days are better than others. The view from Gavin’s room is an impressive one, with views of the city all around…a bit like a five star hotel really! Gavin talks about how important it is to stay positive and how keeping in contact with friends and family is vital to keep your spirits up. During his time in hospital, Gavin also explains how he got through over 100 DVD’s- an impressive number even for the most avid film watcher!
Watch as the Cambridge crew hit the rink…quite literally in some cases! It’s a day of fun as they try their hand at ice skating, luckily with no broken bones by the end of the day… Some of our favourite video stars zoom by the side of the rink for a chat, giving us a running progress of how their skating skills are shaping up. Film stars and an ice rink….sounds like an episode of Dancing on Ice to me!
22 year old Adam lost his life to Leukaemia on January 9th 2008 having first contracted the disease at the age of 16. This is his story, complete with entry to the Dumball rally ‘07!
