Inez Rudderham told CTV Atlantic Tuesday that she has received significant support since she posted her now-viral video to Facebook last week, including Premier Stephen McNeil taking her up on her challenge by scheduling a meeting.
“I think that touched people, because we’ve all had moments in our lives where we felt like that – hopeless, overwhelmed, scared, fearful.” “I think it was a combination of hearing peoples’ cries and reading news reports about [McNeil] saying there is no crisis,” Rudderham said.Rudderham’s cancer journey began over a year ago with hemorrhoid-like symptoms and lethargy – something unusual for a healthy, active young mother.
Finally, last May, in a last-ditch effort, Rudderham returned to the hospital adamant that she would not leave until she was given a rectal exam. The doctor she saw on this visit agreed that something wasn’t right, and ordered an endoscopy. Two weeks after that, she was told that she had Stage 3 anal cancer.
I feel for this woman. Our health care is pathetic.
it sounds like you are mocking her by quoting that part in the headline
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