GO Girls - The Flower that Never Dies
- by Hilary Maxwell, Chair of GO Girls
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- 19 Dec, 2018
We were so humbled when one of our supporters whose wife has endometrial cancer wrote a poem in our honour. Thank you Tony Fuller for your incredible words.
We always felt we were special and we hope you think so too. We were so humbled when one of our supporters whose wife has endometrial cancer wrote a poem in our honour. Yes, we've done a lot for Dorset County Hospital (DCH), our local hospital, but GO Girls is much, much more and our wings will be spread far and wide in 2019 so we can give ever more support to women with gynaecological cancers. We are the flower that never dies: we will continue to flourish and blossom year on year. We are here to support you in your cancer journey and we hope you will be support and follow us on this, so we can give true hope to those whose lives may be particularly tough now, for a better future. Thank you to Helen Lederer, our patron, for her warm and sensitive recording of this very special and personal poem & thank you Tony Fuller for your incredible words.
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