Widow reunited with Marie Curie nurse who saved family. A mother- of- two has experienced an emotional reunion with the nurse who helped her enjoy one last happy night as a family before her husband died after writing her a heartfelt letter. Louise Manthorpe’s husband Steve died on in January 2. Watch Geostorm (2017) Movie Stream. Marie Curie nurse Pam was with the family during his last night.

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The family lived in Surrey but during Steve’s final months, they all moved into a caravan in Kessingland, Suffolk, where Steve was from, so that he could be . Steve had Asperger syndrome, and the couple's children Millie, 1.

Joe, 1. 7, both have autism, and Louise says that Pam 'held her family together' when they were at breaking point during Steve's final hours. Wanting to thank her, Louise wrote a letter and the two have been reunited for an emotional short film for Marie Curie. The teenagers struggled to spend time with their father towards the end as their autism meant they were having a hard time coping According to Louise, her husband was hardly ever ill and the first inkling that something was wrong was when he experienced a sudden two stone weight loss.'He went to his GP in early July 2. He had Aspergers, he didn’t really like going to the doctors or hospitals,' Louise recalled. Sadly, Steve was diagnosed with stage 4 oesophageal cancer and was given 1. Louise and Steve share a happy moment on their wedding day Louise reading an extract of the handwritten thank you letter she sent to Pam'My father had, had the same cancer, and from looking at Steve’s face I just sort of knew it was the same.

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He had this gaunt look on his face.'We just got on with life, perhaps partly it was his Aspergers but he had a . He just wanted to live normally.'He had chemo but he also carried on going to work at a local food factory. Part of the emotional thank you letter Louise wrote to Pam, recalling the last night of Steve's life 'He loved working there and we went in the same day he got his diagnosis and they said . They kept him on as a full- time employee so he would be entitled to all the benefits. Every single day, he went in.'He kept on playing golf, darts and pool and he went to the dog races. Southpaw (2015) Movie Dvd Watch.

He wanted to keep things normal.'The couple would often return to Kessingland in Suffolk where Steve grew up and had lots of childhood friends, and where the family owned a caravan. He would go there and feel so much better. It’s right on the coast and being by the sea is wonderful,' Louise explained. In December 2. 01. Steve's Asperger's meant he particularly struggled with being in hospital and Louise promised that him that he could stay at home.

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Louise and her children raising money for Marie Curie after Steve's death The family spent a last Christmas together, but as the New Year came around Louise was really struggling. No one could help me and in the end I had to wake my son up.

I asked the district nurse and she said it would take a while. I was so tired. I had hardly seen my kids and I literally burst into tears. The dogs were going nuts – one of who was a three- month- old puppy – and she basically came into that chaos and brought calm.'The kids were in their rooms as usual with headphones on - they hadn’t really been able to come out and see him. He was in the main area and I think they couldn’t cope with seeing him. Joe and Ellie struggled to cope with their father's illness, but Pam enabled them to spend quality time with him before he died 'They came out to see who had arrived and I don’t know how she did it, but Pam got them to stay. We sat around bed laughing and talking.

My daughter held her Dad’s hand. We stayed up until 2am laughing and then Pam said to me . I woke up at 6am and she was still there. The caravan where the family lived during Steve's last months so that he could be by the sea 'I made a cup of tea and then sat next to him, and he just went. The last time my kids spent time with their Dad, it was happy. LOUISE'S LETTER TO PAM  Dear Pam,For the last couple of months I have thought about you a lot. Every time I think of Steve's last night, all I see is laughter and tears.

But mainly all I remember is the happiness you brought with you. You may remember that by the time you arrived at our caravan at 1. January I was exhausted, having only slep for about two hours in the previous two days, terrified that when he needed me I would be asleep.

I had experienced red tape to its extreme that day with a pen pusher who was so concerned about health and safety that she forgot we were real people. You walked in and I remember breaking down in front of you. I poured my heart oiut and you poured the tea. I told you everything I couldn't tell Steve, but I know he heard me and that gave us both peace. You brought me a comfort that I simply cannot put into words.

You helped my children laugh that night, you helped them spend time with their dad with happy memories. You seemed to have a peaceful presence and I remember being able to sleep, albeit, just for a few hours, without worrying. You even managed to calm my mad dog and puppy.

Somehow you being there kept my husband with us until sunrise, until we could hear the sea and until I was with him, which was all we ever wanted. I cannot being, nor will I ever be able to truly thank you for that night, but I can tell you that we will never forget you.

I sometimes see you as an angel who slipped out as quietly as she came in. An angel who was there with us only when she was needed, to help a family at breaking point, accept and rejoice in Steve's life. An angel who managed to reconnect a family before it was too late.

The Bible says: 'Behold I send you an angel to guard you on the way and bring you to the place I have prepared.'May god bless you and continue to give you the strength and compassion that you have shown to my family. Humbly yours,Louise Manthorpe and Millie, Joe, Zack and Bob and most of all Steve 'It wasn’t chaos and I wasn’t pulling my hair out. It was peaceful.'My kids always remember the last of everything and if it hadn’t been – if it had been negative, that is how they would have remembered it.'Now the family are doing their best to move on without Steve, and Louise said that finding Pam again so say thank you has been a huge help. They take a while to warm up with anybody, especially my son, but she just did it – she fixed everybody that night.'We were at breaking point and she held it together – she held us together.'.