Jade Goody 'visits' mum Jackiey

Jackiey Budden has claimed her daughter Jade Goody has appeared to her twice since her death two months ago.

Jackiey, 51, who nursed Jade while she was dying of cancer earlier this year, told the Daily Mirror Jade had since appeared to comfort her.

Jackiey said: "I was laying on a sunbed outside my apartment and talking out loud, saying 'Jade, you told me to call you and I am but you don't answer' and just then the clouds started moving and from the side of one of them I saw two faces looking down on me - it was Jade, totally clearly."

She continued: "She was beaming down and her hand was up as if she was waving. Her head was still bald but she looked so happy."

Talking about the other time Jade apparently appeared after death, Jackiey said: "I was coming home one evening and noticed my bathroom window was steamed up even though I'd been out.

"Then I saw in the steam was written 'Light a candle for me Mum'. Now I have a candle by my front door lit every night so Jade knows I'm always thinking of her."

Jackiey also described Jade's dying moments, and claimed Jade's husband Jack Tweed, who is due to be released from prison for assaulting a cab driver, was "amazing" during that time.

"It even made the MacMillan nurses cry that a 21-year-old boy could care for his wife so gently and beautifully," she said.

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