It is obvious that one of the reasons she kept herself in the spotlight as it were was to secure a good financial income for her boys when she was gone – something that any mother would do.  But surely there has to become a point at which we say enough, for not only has this money been generated for her young it has made a small fortune for those who have engineered the coverage.

The many papers and magazines that have included her stories sold hot off the news stand, now her mother’s story is gleaning them extra bucks and we are about to see a talent show to find the Jade Goody actress in the musical story of her life.

Do not misunderstand my message – this is not about considering Jade’s attempt to see her boys financially secure damning, or being at all dismissive about the awareness it has brought to cervical cancer, it is more a slur on those who have profited greatly from helping her to do it and the notoriety it has gained for those associated with her.

No doubt the musical being managed by her former business partner will draw thousands ensuring all those involved get well paid as I expect will the book of dying wishes Max Clifford intends to publish.

We should not forget that 47100 new cases of Cervical Cancer are diagnosed each year and each renewal of a calendar sees around 3700 deaths.  The majority of these women are not fortunate enough to have risen to stardom by appearing on a reality show and therefore have to leave their families without a bank load of cash – but that does mean they died a private and honest death rather than one gloated over by millions generating money for those who have swallowed integrity for the huge pile of cash it can bring.

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