FYSOT’08: Education
Next up is Claire Woolger, who shares her story of cancer discovery, explaining how she went from being the “average teenager” worrying only about boys, school work and exams, to finding out she had something far scarier to be concerned about. Once treatment began, Claire explains how everything was put into perspective and suddenly worrying about “Mr. Fitty” down the road didn’t seem so important!
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Go claire!!
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My amazing sister! You spoke so well! Love you lots. xx
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Well done Claire!!
You look great! Glad you are so well!
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Magnificent Claire! A captivating speech that you should be proud of. We can’t think of any `Fitty’ prospects in VicarOfDibleyChurch. The average age there is about 70! Love Andrew and Carrie. XX
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Have seen this only now. Well done Claire. Everything!
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Well done Claire, you did really well. We were all thinking of you, wishing you luck, and you said it better than anyone else ever could. And so called “Mr Fitty”… well:)
Love you Claire, and well done again,
From Charlie
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