A Scots mum who bravely battled a stem cell transplant has announced her own death with a moving Facebook post
. Judith Green, from West Lothian, was diagnosed with myeloma - a form of blood cancer which normally affects men over the age of 60 - in April 2019.
But she sadly lost her fight for life at the end of November and announced her passing with a pre-planned Facebook post on her business page, Getting Crafty. She wrote: "Hi all, Judith here. Well it was me who wrote this but it will be my brother Dale posting on my behalf. Dozens of heartfelt tributes have poured in for the doting mum, who will be laid to rest on Monday, December 5.
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