It’s the end of week four and today I’m posting a letter from Sandy. In it, he writes, ‘I was 32 and thought my world was over. It wasn’t; it was simply a new beginning.’ Please click on the link below to read the rest of his diagnosis story.
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- @jemma_tweets It was a great way to start the week. Thanks! 1 day ago
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- @AndrewBurns15 @KateReidGlasgow The cheese factor was high in the early 90s, which leads me to realise it was actually 28 years ago. 1 day ago
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