Mark Namegni complained to his wife, Nathalie, about a sharp pain on the side of his body after playing football with friends. Two days later doctors diagnosed him with cancer.
A Glasgow man passed away just two months after he complained about a pain in his side, leaving his family completely devastated.
The adoring father passed away on October 3, just days after his wife found out her husband was battling the deadly disease. "He couldn't believe what the doctor was saying. They admitted him to hospital but he never told me. He was there for about three or four weeks and I tried to call him but he just didn't respond. When he was discharged he phoned and said he wanted to see me."When I saw him I couldn't recognise him, he lost so much weight. I started crying and asking what happened.
"They tried to persuade him but he said he didn't want to go back because he had spent a month there. We eventually called the ambulance and they took him." "The twins turned two this month and I told him that he had to be there for their birthday. I spent time with him on the Monday and I got a call to pick up the kids from nursery because they weren't well.
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