Shared Photo Stream problem

I have setup a couple of shared photostreams and these have been accessed ok by my wife on her iPad.  However my Mother is getting "Cannot find photo stream details.  This photo stream may have been changed or deleted" when she tries.  After publishing I did add and remove some photos but surely this would not cause such a problem. 
I have searched everywhere for mention of this error text but cannot find a single reference.  Anyone else had this problem?

Same problem here. Others were able to get on the stream, I even remoted into my mothers computer and checked all the settings and they were correct. Anyone have any ideas?

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