Sad: Jade Goody's mother Jackiey Budden broke down on This Morning on Monday as she said her daughter's legacy is a 'kick in the teeth' ten years on from her death
Her legacy: When Jade first passed away from cervical cancer aged just 27, the amount of women having smear tests went up because of her story but is now at a 21-year-low (pictured in 2008)
'When she died, I bathed and washed her, I get that flashback all the time. You don't bury your son or daughter. To watch her disintegrate was the worst.'
She said: 'When she died, I bathed and washed her, I get that flashback all the time. You don't bury your son or daughter. To watch her disintegrate was the worst'
'I don't get when people say they're embarrassed': Jackiey urged women to go for their smear tests as she doesn't want anyone else to suffer the same fate as Jade
Urging women: Jackiey admitted she found this upsetting and said: 'Her legacy is a kick in the teeth because the amount of people having smear tests has decreased'
Campaigning: Jackiey reasoned 'I don't get when people say they're embarrassed. We really need to get the figure back up'
Jackiey admitted she found this upsetting and said: 'Her legacy is a kick in the teeth because the amount of people having smear tests has decreased.
'I don't get when people say they're embarrassed. We really need to get the figure back up.
'Jade's first smear test was at 16, and had another one at 18, which came back abnormal.'
Her love: Jade and her husband Jack Tweed posing outside her home together back in February 2009
Jackiey praised Jeff and said the boys are doing 'so well'.
She said: 'Fred grieves more, and the older one [Bobby] is a spitting image of her!
'Jeff [Brazier] is a good dad. Anything they need, the money and everything, they have.'
Revealing how Jade’s fans still look out for her, Jackiey said, 'I get about 16 Mother’s Day cards and gifts each year, and every year the Bolton Family do me a calendar of photos - so thank you, they really do look after me.'
Sad: Jade Goody's mother Jackiey Budden broke down on This Morning on Monday as she said her daughter's legacy is a 'kick in the teeth' ten years on from her death
Her legacy: When Jade first passed away from cervical cancer aged just 27, the amount of women having smear tests went up because of her story but is now at a 21-year-low (pictured in 2008)'When she died, I bathed and washed her, I get that flashback all the time. You don't bury your son or daughter. To watch her disintegrate was the worst.'
She said: 'When she died, I bathed and washed her, I get that flashback all the time. You don't bury your son or daughter. To watch her disintegrate was the worst'
'I don't get when people say they're embarrassed': Jackiey urged women to go for their smear tests as she doesn't want anyone else to suffer the same fate as Jade
Urging women: Jackiey admitted she found this upsetting and said: 'Her legacy is a kick in the teeth because the amount of people having smear tests has decreased'
Campaigning: Jackiey reasoned 'I don't get when people say they're embarrassed. We really need to get the figure back up'Jackiey admitted she found this upsetting and said: 'Her legacy is a kick in the teeth because the amount of people having smear tests has decreased.'I don't get when people say they're embarrassed. We really need to get the figure back up.'Jade's first smear test was at 16, and had another one at 18, which came back abnormal.'
Her love: Jade and her husband Jack Tweed posing outside her home together back in February 2009Jackiey praised Jeff and said the boys are doing 'so well'.She said: 'Fred grieves more, and the older one [Bobby] is a spitting image of her!'Jeff [Brazier] is a good dad. Anything they need, the money and everything, they have.'Revealing how Jade’s fans still look out for her, Jackiey said, 'I get about 16 Mother’s Day cards and gifts each year, and every year the Bolton Family do me a calendar of photos - so thank you, they really do look after me.'
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