Very sad news
Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2002 7:38 am
I'm devastated to tell you that Hazel took her own life on Wednesday morning. She had been suffering from serious pain, and could not tolerate it any longer. My heart goes out to her family.
I know Hazel's brother has emailed people from her address book, giving details of the funeral. If anyone else would like to know any details about the funeral, or about contacting Hazel's family, please email either myself at jennybradley.co.nz or Liz by clicking on her name on any of her posts.
I'm sorry I'm only posting this here on the tbpi board, I am not up to pasting it on all the boards right now. I know Hazel had many friends on all the message boards. She was a wonderful, warm hearted breath of fresh air, who could light up the room. She was the first bpi I met, she was the 'reallest' person I knew-those who knew her will know what I mean. She asked that everyone who knew her celebrate her life.
Her family have asked the TBPI support group in the UK to tell everyone who knew her this terrible news. They want to get the message out there that central pain can be a serious medical issue and if you are not getting relief from your current pain treatment, insist on proper help. Many doctors do not understand central pain, if yours doesn't, find one who does. There are numerous excellent sites out there, just type 'central pain' into the search engine-and talk to your family and friends, they need to know how bad it is. We are too used to sparing the feelings of others, we must remember it's ok to ask for help, especially from those who understand us.
I don't know what else to say.
Jen & Liz
I know Hazel's brother has emailed people from her address book, giving details of the funeral. If anyone else would like to know any details about the funeral, or about contacting Hazel's family, please email either myself at jennybradley.co.nz or Liz by clicking on her name on any of her posts.
I'm sorry I'm only posting this here on the tbpi board, I am not up to pasting it on all the boards right now. I know Hazel had many friends on all the message boards. She was a wonderful, warm hearted breath of fresh air, who could light up the room. She was the first bpi I met, she was the 'reallest' person I knew-those who knew her will know what I mean. She asked that everyone who knew her celebrate her life.
Her family have asked the TBPI support group in the UK to tell everyone who knew her this terrible news. They want to get the message out there that central pain can be a serious medical issue and if you are not getting relief from your current pain treatment, insist on proper help. Many doctors do not understand central pain, if yours doesn't, find one who does. There are numerous excellent sites out there, just type 'central pain' into the search engine-and talk to your family and friends, they need to know how bad it is. We are too used to sparing the feelings of others, we must remember it's ok to ask for help, especially from those who understand us.
I don't know what else to say.
Jen & Liz