Ward 1 in memory of Megan Didcock
Ward 1 in memory of Megan Didcock
Fundraising in memory of Megan Didcock
My Story
Meg was one of a kind — funny, kind, and the best dog Mam you could ever meet. She had a warmth that filled every room and a sense of humour that never faded, even through the toughest days. Early in 2025, Meg was diagnosed with stomach cancer and, after a short but incredibly brave fight, she sadly passed away at just 29.
During her time in the Enhanced Care Unit (Ward 1) at Singleton Hospital, the nurses and staff showed the most amazing care and compassion — not just for Meg, but for her family and friends too. They became like friends to her, always going above and beyond to make her as comfortable as possible and supporting everyone around her with such kindness.
This page is for Meg — to honour her life, her laughter, and the love she left behind, while giving back to the people who cared for her so beautifully. ❤️
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Raised so far
£13.2K
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Number of donors
166
My Story
Meg was one of a kind — funny, kind, and the best dog Mam you could ever meet. She had a warmth that filled every room and a sense of humour that never faded, even through the toughest days. Early in 2025, Meg was diagnosed with stomach cancer and, after a short but incredibly brave fight, she sadly passed away at just 29.
During her time in the Enhanced Care Unit (Ward 1) at Singleton Hospital, the nurses and staff showed the most amazing care and compassion — not just for Meg, but for her family and friends too. They became like friends to her, always going above and beyond to make her as comfortable as possible and supporting everyone around her with such kindness.
This page is for Meg — to honour her life, her laughter, and the love she left behind, while giving back to the people who cared for her so beautifully. ❤️