Wishes
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| Originally published | September 2012 |
| Authors | Jean Little |
| Genres | Fiction |
| Illustrators | Geneviève Côté |
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| ID | 2964134 |
About Wishes
Make a wish and the sky's the limit in this delightful rhyming story from the incomparable Jean Little. If wishes were ice cream, our cones would be doubles. If wishes were soapsuds, we'd blow shining bubbles. In this charming new picture book, children and their wild imaginations take centre stage! . . .
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... Thank you to everyone for the love and warm Wishes - we all feel them...
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... She alleged that the crew also brought the man to her - against her Wishes - so he could apologise...
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... It ends with a scene in the graveyard, where the boy - sitting on a go-kart made by his dad - Wishes his " mummy" a merry Christmas...
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... Once all these steps are complete, the remains can be buried or scattered in accordance with the deceased s Wishes - just as would happen in an ordinary cremation...
Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts: 'I owe the NHS my life'
... " Never underestimate the power of positivity and well Wishes - it makes a difference, I promise you, " she told listeners on Saturday...
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... ; he appeared on television, and singer and actor Jason Donovan has tweeted him Wishes birthday...
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... During difficult and painful decisions need to be made in the coming weeks, this need on a case-to-case basis, by honest conversations between patients, doctors, and their families, who think that the risks and benefits, as well as people to your own Wishes...
Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts: 'I owe the NHS my life'
BBC Radio 1 presenter Adele Roberts says she is " buzzing to be back" as she returned to the Weekend Breakfast Show on Saturday after cancer surgery.
Roberts, 42, who was diagnosed with bowel cancer in early October, was back on The Show a month after surgery.
She Said : " The Good News is, They found the tumour. . They 've taken it away. My Body is on The Mend and I Am here. "
" It's a huge testament to the skill and knowledge and level of care at the NHS. They 're amazing. I owe them My Life . "
" I can't thank them enough, " she added.
Roberts, who took a month off to recuperate, spoke candidly about her diagnosis and recovery as she opened the radio show on Saturday .
" I can't believe it - it's a month since I had my surgery and I've got goosebumps. A month on, it's incredible what The Body is capable of.
" I feel amazing. I'm lucky, I'm happy, and I'm buzzing to be back. "
The former Big Brother star, from Southport, Merseyside, sought medical advice in October after struggling with her digestion " for a while".
On Saturday 's show, she urged listeners to her show not to " suffer in silence" but to seek help if They had any health concerns.
" Go and see your GP, that's what I did and I think that's why I Am Here Today . And I Am just so grateful. "
The DJ, who appeared on TV Reality Show I'm a Celebrity in 2019, has chronicled her convalescence on Instagram, admitting the " rollercoaster" prognosis and subsequent treatment had been " overwhelming at times".
" Never underestimate The Power of positivity and well Wishes - it makes a difference, I Promise you, " she told listeners on Saturday .
Roberts rose to fame after appearing on The Third series of Channel 4 's Big Brother in 2002.
She joined The Bbc in 2012 as part of the Radio 1Xtra team, before moving to Radio 1 in 2015 to host the Early Breakfast Show . She took over the Weekend Breakfast programme earlier this year.
What are bowel cancer symptoms? A persistent change in bowel Habit - going more often, with looser stools and Sometimes tummy painBlood in the stools without other symptoms, such as pilesAbdominal pain, discomfort or bloating always brought on by Eating - Sometimes resulting in a reduction in the amount of food eaten and weight lossMost people with these symptoms do not have bowel cancer, but the NHS advice is to see your GP if you have one or more of the symptoms and They have persisted for More Than four weeks.
And if you, or someone you know, has been affected by cancer, information and support is available on.
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Source of news: bbc.com