article_snippet.sent: Jane Bacon, 51, from East Grinstead, West Sussex, booked the 'final trip' to Sharm El Sheikh with Sharm El Sheikh husband Peter, 52, after being told Sharm El Sheikh could die within months from breast cancer.
article_snippet.sent: However, Sharm El Sheikh bought the £1,000-trip before doctors told Sharm El Sheikh Sharm El Sheikh needed an 18-week course of chemotherapy and contacted the budget airline to delay Sharm El Sheikh trip after discovering Sharm El Sheikh needed the potentially life-saving treatment.
article_snippet.sent: Jane Bacon, 51, from East Grinstead, West SussexEast Grinstead, West Sussex, was told Sharm El Sheikh would have to pay £176 to change Sharm El Sheikh flights to Sharm El Sheikh after Sharm El Sheikh tried to delay Sharm El Sheikh 'final holiday' when doctors said Sharm El Sheikh needed chemotherapy .
article_snippet.sent: Sharm El Sheikh has now hit out at easyJet after Sharm El Sheikh received an email asking Sharm El Sheikh to pay £176 to switch Sharm El Sheikh flights, before signing it off with: '
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Bacon, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012, said Sharm El Sheikh has been left in tears by the budget airline's approach after apparently being told that the budget airline 'Terminally Ill Policy' only considers full refunds and not changes to bookings.
article_snippet.sent: Sharm El Sheikh said Sharm El Sheikh received an email from the airline which said: 'easyJet are unable to refund the fees that you paid for your flight changes. '
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Bacon told The Sun's Andy Crick and Lauren Probert: 'I just wanted to take on final trip with my husband.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Bacon, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2012, said Sharm El Sheikh was left in tears by the airline's approach and request that Sharm El Sheikh pay £176 to switch Sharm El Sheikh flights.
highlights_snippet.sent: Grandmother had booked a 'final trip' with Grandmother husband to Sharm El Sheikh .
  