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Inspirational ovarian cancer survivors look fab, modelling on London catwalk (opens the original)
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Looking and feeling fabulous, eleven inspirational women revelled in the spotlight when they became catwalk stars for the night at a swanky London venue. No ordinary models, aged from their 30s into their 70s, they were invited to join the Touch of Teal catwalk show at the May Fair hotel by organisers Lady Adele Sewell MBE and her daughter. For they share a common bond with Lady Adele as, like her, they are some of the 7,500 women in the UK diagnosed each year with ovarian cancer. And they looke
'One phone call changed our life when waiting for an organ donor' (opens the original)
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When these photos of kids with red telephones were published in September 2023 for a project called The Call, they touched the heart of the nation. Taken by award winning photographer Debbie Todd, who campaigns to raise awareness of organ donation, she showed the raw reality of the nail biting wait for a transplant. A phone call that says whether an organ is available, whether you live or die. Debbie’s idea for The Call came after visiting Beatrix Archbold in hospital, and seeing the red phone o
'Wedding guests "bought" us our baby – he's better than a gravy boat' (opens the original)
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When asked to donate towards a very special present for Emily Davidson Smith and her partner Katie’s dream wedding, guests said that being able to give the gift of family meant more than chipping in for a “gravy boat”. The couple had been desperate to have children, but didn’t have the funds for fertility treatment. So they asked their 50 guests to contribute towards their baby fund instead of buying a more traditional wedding gift. As a same-sex couple, they knew that becoming parents wouldn’t
'Wedding guests "bought" us our baby – he's better than a gravy boat' - AOL (opens the original)
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When asked to donate towards a very special present for Emily Davidson Smith and her partner Katie’s dream wedding, guests said that being able to give the gift of family meant more than chipping in for a “gravy boat”. The couple had been desperate to have children, but didn’t have the funds for fertility treatment. So they asked their 50 guests to contribute towards their baby fund instead of buying a more traditional wedding gift. As a same-sex couple, they knew that becoming parents wouldn’t
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