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Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer“What is it we actually do here?” That’s a question posed by Adam Scott’s Macro Data Refinement department head Mark Scout in the new Apple TV Plus series “Severance,” a show about Lumon Industries, a mysterious company whose employees, like Mark, have undergone a surgical severance procedure that gives them a very literal “work-life balance.” It’s also a question that series creator Dan Erickson, director Ben Stiller and stars Scott, Patricia Arquette and Tramell Tillman found themselves asking a lot during the making of “Severance.”“The jumping off point is so fascinating, and there are so many interesting questions set up by it,” said Stiller, whose Red Hour Productions picked up the script from Erickson and brought it to Apple. It is vital that people are able to spot any worrying signs.Headaches can be a sign of a brain tumour, but not cancer, and this is an important fact to distinguish. Now, I struggle to even walk my own dog.“I sleep downstairs as I find the stairs too much of a struggle to get up.Ĭancer diagnosis was revealed.Glenn Farley spotted his symptoms through a chance viewing of a popular TV show, in which a patient was show to have brain cancer.Glenn, as reported in the Mirror, was watching Channel 4's 24 Hours in A&E when he saw a patient with problems very much like his own.After speaking to his wife Thomasina, the two decide to return to the hospital for further tests, discovering a devastating diagnosis.Sadly, Glenn's diagnosis did not arrive in time and he died in November 2019, just 19 months after the tumour was discovered.Thomasina said: "Our family really rallied around for us at such a hard time, especially my sister’s husband, Chris."He took him every day to his treatment, physio and the gym, he even took him when Glenn was ready to go back to his first football match."Cancer can have such a devastating impact on a family and brain cancer in particular. Illness which leaves her screaming in pain every time she tries to eat or drink.Llewella Owl, 32, was diagnosed with Gastroparesis last year, having spent two years attempting to find out what was wrong with her.She did initially weigh 18st 6lb, but now weighs just 8st 11lbs.She told the Daily Record: “My symptoms began with severe pain to the abdomen, it's like someone is slowly pushing a sword into my stomach while I eat and drink.“I end up crying and screaming in pain on the floor while my body vomits and shakes.“My blood sugar levels get so low I sometimes have a hypo and because I can't eat or drink.“This is just one of many things I have to deal with on a daily basis.“I use to be very active, walking dogs, riding horses, motorcycles, running 5k for different charities, running after my nieces and nephews, wild swimming and I even hosted several walks in a walking group.
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