What happens when a comedian’s life gets flipped
over by cancer?
They find the funny side of course. But can cancer
be funny?
When psychiatrist Dr Jo Prendergast was diagnosed
with bre...
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Sounds great. I am unable to take up this offer as I am in hospital for a procedure that day and have to take it easy for 24 hours. Lovely that you can offer this to our members on the forum.
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