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to give up watching corrie now hope has cancer!
maggieryan · 26/08/2015 23:46
I love Corrie but with this new storyline I'm finished watching it. If I want to be depressed I can watch EastEnders. I hate seeing little kids sick in soaps and just feel they didn't have to go down this route? Anyone else going to turn off?
TheFairyCaravan · 26/08/2015 23:53
I was watching it on Monday with DS2(18). He said "if they're doing a child with cancer story, I'm not watching it anymore." He probably wouldn't have watched it for much longer because he's off to uni, but I can see why he doesn't want to watch it.
I'll see how they handle it before I make my mind up, but I do hope that Christmas isn't her last . 
Squishyeyeballs · 27/08/2015 00:01
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BristolMum321 · 27/08/2015 00:09
That's a real shame. I think it's great that they are raising awareness for Neuroblastoma which kills 100+ children a year in the uk.
I understand the storyline is based on the experience of this little boy and his family
hugsforhenry.com/about-neuroblastoma/
And here's his mum's response to feedback on the programme
www.onemk.co.uk/news/2015/8/henry-allen-mother-dawn-slams-critics-of-coronation-street-neuroblastoma-storyline-180820150025.html
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