Woman with cancer in Limerick

Tributes are pouring in for Rosimeiry Franco, a 30-year-old Brazilian woman who tragically died in Vietnam after falling from a 17-storey building. Friends in Limerick have initiated a GoFundMe to repatriate her body to her impoverished family in Brazil. Meanwhile, Tracie Mills, a terminal breast cancer patient from Rugby, has raised £128,000 for cancer services, significantly improving support for patients in her area. Darryll Knock, diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer, is inspiring his family to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support while he is still alive, with a goal of raising awareness and support during his battle. Lastly, Ann Fleming, a Multiple Myeloma patient, is rallying support for the 'Miles for Myeloma' campaign to promote exercise and raise awareness about living well with blood cancer. Collectively, these stories highlight the resilience of individuals facing cancer and the communal efforts to support those affected by the disease.