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s te r s a r e s till ta k in g life blissfully fo r g ra n te d . J u s t o v e r tw o y e a r s ago, while m o s t c la s sm a te s a t Lon- g n d g e High School w e re sp e n d in g th e i r t im e -w o r ­ ry in g a b o u t sp o ts o r m ak in g th e football te am , Ia n was so ld ier in g th ro u g h a n ig h tm a re . F o r th e sp o r ty te e n a g e r w as diag n o sed w i th leu ­


k aem ia when h e w as ju s t 15 y e a r s old. L ite ra l ly w i th in 24 h o u rs , Ia n had to fo rsak e th e


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football gam e, he finally made a fatefu l v is i t to th e doctor. Wh ile I a n th o u g h t h e j u s t n e ed e d an o p e ra t io n


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weekend th e medical a s s a u l t on his body b eg an w i th a blood tran s fu s io n a t P re s to n Royal Ho sp ita l. A t th e sam e t im e, Ia n an d his p a r e n ts , M r and


M r s E r ic T h om p so n , o f K i rk f ie ld , h a d to g e t to g r ip s w ith th e news.


“E v e ry o n e w a s d e v a s ta te d . I j u s t th o u g h t th a t


w as i t ," Ian recalled. “No one could b eliev e i t .” F o r tu n a te ly , d o c to r s a d v is ed th em th a t th e le u ­


k aem ia had only p ro g re s s e d six w e ek s an d th e r e w as e v e ry chance th e y h ad c a u g h t th e c an c e r in time. H is t r e a tm e n t a t C h r is t ie H o sp i ta l b eg a n w i th


m a s s iv e c h em o th e ra p y to se n d th e leu k a em ia in to rem iss io n . H is bone m a r row tem p o ra r i ly f re e from c an ce r, a p in t was rem o v ed from h is h ip d u r in g an e x c ru c ia t in g p ro c ed u re . T h e m a r row w as th e n g row n in a special machine,


befo re b e in g fed b ack in to h is body th ro u g h a line, im p lan ted in his ch e s t . D u r in g th a t t im e, Ia n w as allowed home b e tw e en


t r e a tm e n t s , b u t e v e n th e s e v is i ts w e r e w o r ry in g , sinc e he had to be ru sh ed b ack on s e v e ra l occasions w ith s e v e re nose bleeds . T h en , an d now, h e h a s tu rn e d a sm ilin g face on


th e wo r ld , d e sp i te h is p red ic am en t . L y in g in at? iso­ lation room fo r m o n th s , w h e re only one v is i to r w as allowed a t a tim e , h e made model a irp lan e s an d d rew c a r ic a tu re s o f h o sp ital s ta f f . One o f th e d o c to rs h a s f ram ed h is an d h a s i t h an g in g in h is home. Ia n ’s low e s t m om en t o ccu r red w h en h e w as re c e iv ­


in g rad ium tow a rd s th e en d o f h is t re a tm e n t . T h e p r o c e d u r e m a d e h im fe e l a s th o u g h h e h a d b e e n su n b u rn e d all o v e r th e inside o f h is body.


" I ju s t th o u g h t , ‘I g iv e u p . ’ I had come to th a t


s ta g e . My g r a n d fa th e r died u n ex p e c ted ly th e n . He h a d b e e n a r e g u l a r v i s i to r . A n d th e p a in w a s so in te n s e t h a t I w a s b e in g in je c te d w i th m o rp h in e e v e ry five m in u te s for a fo r tn ig h t ,” h e said.


Also d em o ra l is in g w a s k n ow in g th a t o th e r , le s s


fo r tu n a te , p a t ie n ts h ad died. “You could s e e th em w h eelin g someone o u t e v e ry


so of ten. I t w as awful. T h ey would come an d s h u t th e


blinds an d te l l you n o t to look o u t. T h a t re a l ly p u ts you d ow n ,” h e said. Two -and-a-half y e a r s la te r , Ia n is b e t te r , b u t m u s t


w a i t a s long again fo r a clean bill o f h e a l th . “T h e y w o n ’t s a y I ’v e b e e n c u re d . You h a v e to


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w eig h in g se v en s to n e a t one s ta g e b ack to a r e a ­ sonable level o f f i tn e s s . Still, he fe e ls h is s t r e n g th


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DO you rem em b e r b e in g to ld th a t , w h en tro u b le s come, th e y “a re s e n t to t r y u s? ” Did you w o n d e r w h a t w as m e a n t b y th is? ■ W h en m o s t o f u s a r e in d e ep tro u b le , w e p r a y “God


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th is . Many o f u s who k n ew d a n g e r on a c t iv e se rv ic e can vouch fo r th e s a y in g th a t th e r e a r e no a th e is ts in foxholes. E v e n th e c o a r s e s t h a rd - sw e a r in g fellow can b e


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se e n an d h e a rd to p r a y “Oh! My God!” G ra n te d , i t to o k t e r r o r an d panic to m ak e him d isco v e r th a t h e s till h ad someone to c ry o u t to in h is n e ed . H e soon w e n t b a ck to h is old w ay s , b u t fo r a t im e i t w as se en th a t , w h en h e w a s re a l ly u p a g a in s t i t an d th e chips w e re down, h e w a s re a d y to believe. Be fo re we h a s te n to ju d g e th a t man, we should


co n s id e r o u r own position. W e p ra y e d in o u r t im e o f tro u b le , d id n ’t we? W e p ra y e d fo r God’s h elp a s we.


tru s t fu l ly b e liev ed in Him. I f i t b ro u g h t u s b ack to o u r b a s ic beliefs, th e n th e t ro u b le w a sn ’t all th a t b ad . I t is w h en we come to re a l is e o u r d e e p e s t n e ed in


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ra is in g c ash fo r th e Ia n Thompson F u n d , which w as s ta r te d d u r in g h is s ta y in h o sp i ta l to su p p o r t leu k a e ­ m ia re s e a rc h . H e also sp e n d s t im e sp e ak in g to y o u n g ­ s te r s an d o th e r c an c e r v ictim s a b o u t h is ex p e r ien c e . “ I g a v e a t a lk a t B r a b in ’s E n d ow e d S ch o o l in


th e v i l lag e . I to ld th em n o t to w o r ry a b o u t n o se b le ed s ,” h e said. “W h en I go to C h r is t ie ’s fo r check­


u p s , I ta lk to p a t ie n ts . I c an show th em h ow well I am an d g iv e th em an in c e n t iv e .” W ith h is e a sy g o in g f rien d l in e s s , Ia n h a s th e g if t of


m ak in g c an c e r se em les s f r ig h te n in g an d m o re o f an en em y which, w i th am p le r e s e rv e s o f h o p e an d d e te r ­ m ination, m ig h t a t le a s t b e m e t w i th d ig n i ty . “ I feel chuffed th a t I ’ve b e a te n i t , ” Ia n sa id . “I ’m p le a sed I ’v e done th a t — th a t I k e p t on f ig h tin g .”


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s e r v a t i o n p a r k i s n o w r e a p i n g t h e b e n e f i t s o f h i s c o m m i tm e n t .


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o p e ra t io n , R o c kw a te r Bird C o n s e rv a t io n P a rk in Cli- v ig e r , n e a r B u rn le y , h a s m o r e to s e e t h a n e v e r b e f o r e , h o u s in g o v e r 70 b re e d s o f b ird — m ak in g i t th e b ig g e s t o f i ts kind in E a s t L an c a sh ire . Mr P au l T h oma s and his


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L IV IN G an d w o rk in g in a b eau t ifu l p a r t o f th e coun­ t r y b r in g s w i th i t a re g u la r c r o p o f p u b l i c a t i o n s en co u rag in g o th e r s to v is i t th e a re a .


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an d h av e t r a v e r s e d m any of th e lon g -d is tan ce p a th s in B r i ta in , f i r s t d e v is in g a n d w a lk in g t h e “ Tw o R o s e s ” r o u t e s om e 10 y e a r s ago.


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le l to m a k e . T h e m a p s h a v e b e e n p r o d u c e d in W a inw r ig h t s ty le , b u t c e r ­ ta in ly fall fa r s h o r t o f his m e t ic u lo u s a t t e n t io n to d e ta i l an d skilful p en an d ink d raw in g s . D e s p i t e t h a t , m u c h


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of Home Electrics” — G. Bur- i dett. This manual wall enable . the average householder to • cany out, safely, various elec- * trical jobs around the home. ‘ This edition has been updated to ’ include the latest legislation.


Hudson. The story of wakes ’ weeks from the earliest days of * the railways to what remains of | the tradition today, brought . alive by the memories of older ■


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Northerners, who capture the • flavour of these times.


Caroline Bridgwood. In ’60s . Liverpool, Peg Anderson grows • up looking west to America to • make her fortune. Marriage and ’ children are second to her * career, but a marriage to an I ambitious American from the . Southern states means a battle • “ to avoid being formed into a ' “David and Charles Manual *


“ The Macken Wives” — . real wife.” [


Clarke. Imogen and Anne Sey- ’ mour have mown the Haldane i boys all their lives, but as they' » grow older the feelings between *


“A Durable Fire” — Brenda ’ ■


h ip p in g te e n a g e r Ian Thompson m ak e s f ig h t­ in g c a n c e r se em e a sy . On th e su r fa c e , h is ro sy ch eek s a nd re a d y sm ile a r e tra d em a rk s


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