How final days at home were so precious for Shane

WHEN Shane Bloor went home for his final few days it meant the world to him and his family.

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He could also share precious moments with his beloved pet labrador Jenson.

Nurses from East Cheshire Hospice had made it all possible.

Shane spent just three days in the comfort of his own home before he died of prostate cancer in February last year, aged 60.

But the presence of the Hospice@Home team made a big impact on his family.

The palliative care team allowed wife Sally, daughter Hannah, son Daniel and daughter-in-law Charlotte to spend vital hours with Shane.

Sally remembers how Shane's condition improved on the way home.

She said: "When Shane was in hospital, he was mithering to come home where he was happiest.