Michael Sleggs from this country reveals that he dies of a terminal cancer at the age of 33 years

Michael Sleggs revealed that he was dying of cancer and that he had been sent home from hospital to enjoy his last days at age 33 years old.

In a moving article on Facebook, the actor from This Country confirmed that he no longer had any treatment left in a tragic echo of his character, Michael "Slugs" Slugette, in the BBC comedy 3.

Michael even went into a coma at the beginning of the month after an accidental overdose of morphine and told his friends that he wanted to say goodbye.

The star of the comedy wrote: "Hi friends, as many of you probably know that I spent a lot of time in the hospital in recent months.

"This last time, it was decided that I was at the end of the options, so they sent me to hospice palliative care to live the rest of my days at home.

"No specific time limit was set but the deterioration was quite fast.

"I have slept a lot and narrowly avoided coma by taking an accidental overdose of morphine the other day.

"Anyway, as you can imagine, this is not the ideal way to wish things to go well and my family is very sad.

"I just wanted to say that I love all the people who read this status so much, you've all been so incredible, so kind and caring, and they've all touched my life in such unique and incredible ways.

"Sorry if this status is too schmaltzy but not everyone has the chance to say goodbye so let me go lol."

"Despite some medical problems, I have been fortunate to have the best life and best friends.Except not following God more diligently earlier in life, I do not regret anything."

Friends and fans have mbaded to add their messages of love and support under his message.

Michael staged his debut as an actor in this country and appeared in seven episodes as Slugs.

His character was the friend of Kerry and Kurtan, played by Charlie and Daisy May Cooper, who created the series and founded Slugs on Michael himself.

Charlie said about Michael, "He did not realize that the character had anything to do with him." He went to see Daisy during the shoot and said, "I know who the character is based on.

And Daisy says, "Yes, I'm sorry, my friend, I hope you're fine with that. "And he said," It's Paul Fisher, is not it? "" Said Charlie at Cotswolds Life in 2017.

In a worrying coincidence, Slugs also fights end-stage cancer in the humorous series.

In December, Michael kept his sense of humor when he shared a photo of him at the hospital holding a reminder message on his phone.

"I checked my memories on Facebook, 3 years to the day, I was in the hospital for heart failure," he wrote.

"It's like a hard franchise," How can the same thing happen twice to the same guy! " lol. Soz I'm not looking for pity, just tickled me. "

In March he revealed that he had been in the hospital for six weeks and that he was fed up with it.

Michael's latest Instagram post was posted on May 9 and showed a load of treats on his hospital bed.

"My cousins ​​arrived at my hospital with gifts, I should be sick more often," he joked.

Michael recently signed a contract for the publication of his autobiography, Memoirs Of A 90 School Boy, which is "a comedy / biography about my time at elementary school and the different people I met there. down, "he said.

A spokesman for Austin Macaulay Publishers confirmed: "We do not know when the exact date of publication will be the one that is being published, but we hope it will be towards the end of this year or early in the year. next year".

His co-star, Daisy, told Cotswolds Life that Michael's writing is hilarious.

"It's a great writer – we went to Powell's [Primary] The school together and I often say: "Do you want to write something about what it was like to be at the Powell School Party at the same time? been 95?, and he will write five chapters about it and they will be really funny. "