“I think that it is rediculous for anyone to lead their lives any way they like, and just before their death become religeous in order to ¿go to heaven¿ . It is actually very selfish and cowardly. Perhaps these are blunt words but I think anyone who thinks in this way is rather deluded . There is nothing ¿moral¿ about that, it is just a gesture for self comfort. I am not talking about Jade especially but about ¿religeous¿ people who are brainwashed hypocrites.”

“I hope that the eventual publication of my previous comment means that it is now "OK" to speak from a Christian perspective on this. The point people seem to be missing is that Mrs Tweed accepted Our Lord into her life, and was Baptised. From a moral perspective this act by an adult implies reflection on, and often repudiation of, whatever they may have done or been before. It shows an acceptance of the Love and Forgiveness of Jesus Christ, who is Our Lord. To some it may have appeared devalued by the so-called "media circus" that had been orchestrated around a dying woman by that stage, but it remains the greatest commitment and profession of faith that any person may make. I did not know much of this young woman's earlier career, but may peace be upon her now.”

“Ok lets put this all into perspective I don't think Jade was racist she was just too stupid to realise what she was saying. Yes it is sad for anyone to die of cancer at a young age but the whole thing turned into yet another media circus at the end and they squeezed every penny out of the stupid 'celebrity' based magazines/tv shows and it just shows how sad this country is when lots of people bought the mags and watched the tv shows. Yes I may sound a little cynical but I found it very strange how a couple of days after she was told she only had weeks to live her fella suddenly decides to marry her, I was half expecting to see the funeral coverage advertised on tv in heat magazine and on livingtv as I sure he could have made some more money that way. She did nothing for charity but did make sure her husband, mother and kids were well catered for now for god's sake lets just leave it and forget about her, we didn't know her and she really was nothing special”

“To all the "reality TV watchers", Sun readers, Hello readers, Jade sympathizers. Michael Parkinson was spot on. I also don't seem to recall Jade Goody campaigning for Cancer charities or research.
If you sad people want to see what a real heroine does when she finds out she has cancer at a young age and with young children, look on the net for Jane Tomlinson.
Now this women really did show us what dignity/respect/determination etc really meant.
She raised at least £1.5 million for charity, yes charity and not for herself whilst dying of this terrible disease.
Now this woman did deserve plaudits but alas the media chooses someone who would only line her own pockets.”

“How come if people say they admired her courage even in the face of death we are being called trash and low lifes?Isnt that name calling exactly what your saying you disagree with?Seems that its ok to call some one a name if you dont agree with them if you yourself believe your of a higher social status to those that you disagree with.I think that many women thank jade for being so at the front and its right no ordinary person has raised that much awareness.Its now brought to the front many other stories of young people with cervical cancer and her story has also saved many peoples lives many of whom dismiss the important of looking after your sexual health and smears.
I think if you judge a person from one or two mistakes you maybe missing out on what an amazing person they maybe.”