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World in Action: A girl called Sharon

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In 1967, founding members Mr and Mrs Norris were featured in an episode of World in Action to speak about their daughter Sharon, who was being treated for leukaemia.

You can now watch this documentary, giving you an insight into the origins of Leukaemia Care bit.ly/WorldInAction

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Wow, thanks, just in about 50 years the difference. A heartbreaking interview. I am really moved.

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