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Errin has since held a ball called the ‘Gingie Ball’ to celebrate her being in remission, which raised £5,375 for Beatson Cancer Charity.

Rachel Mullin, campaigns officer at Beatson Cancer Charity, said: “We are delighted to be launching our Bauble Appeal with the support of some patients and family members who have been kind enough to share their story.

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