text: Kevin: Hi Carl, life ok?
  Carl: Well, not so great, did you know Wendy was very ill?
  Kevin: No! What's the matter.
  Carl: Well, it's liver cancer, terminal, I'm afraid.
  Kevin: Christ man! I'm so sorry, I had no idea.
  Carl: Well, it's only been about 3 months. When we worked on the Green Acres site last year, she was still perfectly healthy.
  Kevin: Yeah, that was only last summer. What happened? (if you don't mind me asking.)
  Carl: Well, we went on hols last September and she had problems with her stomach, bloating, pain and such, then a bit of bleeding. Saw the consultant and she said a tumour in the bowel had spread to the liver. That was only November and here we are in February with her in hospital.
  Kevin: Shit, man! That's tough. I'm so sorry. How is she really?
  Carl: Well, she knows it's bad, but she's in denial a bit. She is so relaxed in the hospital, in discomfort, but not any real pain. They are total stars there.
  Kevin: I'll tell Bernadette about it, remember that works do last year? They really got on well, she'll be so concerned.
  Carl: She has meditation classes as well, which she finds marvellous. They are talking about her moving to the hospice for better therapy and care, she won't have more than a few weeks left now.
  Kevin: Oh, mate, that's brutal. You OK?
  Carl: Well, I'm thinking of Wendy mostly, she is coping so well. Course, I'm tired, only go into work in the mornings now, spend 1 to 9pm with Wendy, kids have been there a lot too, girls from the office, my sister in law has been brilliant. People just love Wendy.
  Kevin: Maybe me and Bernie will pop in, do you think she'd remember us?
  Carl: Yes, she knew you and me were friends and she did like Bernie too. Come down tomorrow, mate. Takes a bit of pressure off me too.
  Kevin: Yeah, we'll do that, what time is visiting?
  Carl: 7 to 9, I can come for longer cos I'm her husband.
  Kevin: What shall we bring her?
  Carl: Oh, she likes oranges and grapes, though she doesn't eat much now, maybe some books or magazines?
  Kevin: OK, well see you there, oh yes, which ward is it?
  Carl: It's Aneurin Bevan Ward on the 2nd floor, just ask at reception.
  Kevin: Bye mate, take care and we'll see you tomorrow.
target: Wendy has serious liver cancer. Wendy started feeling bad in September last year. She's in the hospital now and is not in pain. She has a few weeks to live. Many people help Carl and Wendy in this situation. Kevin and Bernadette will visit Wendy tomorrow 