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Friend fights to help sick mum

Former Lorne-Aireys Inlet P-12 College student Amy Pratt, pictured with sons DJ, left, and Kane, right, is planning her final months after receiving an aggressive brain cancer diagnosis.

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by Mary-Lou Ciampa April 8, 2015

A COLAC woman is campaigning to help a former school chum complete her bucket list after receiving a cancer diagnosis giving her months to live.

Tags: Cancer, Charity, Health

2 Responses to “Friend fights to help sick mum”

jacinta April 15, 2015

sad to hear such a wonderful person sick with this terrible disease…thoughts are with you and your family
Juggy April 10, 2015

What a bummer. All the best with it all.

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“After consideration of the changing needs of our members and our business, the RACV has decided to end the agreement with our agent servicing the Colac area,” Mr Geraghty said.

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