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Emmie

Posted in Cancer Care, Patients, tagged on November 4, 2008 | No Comments »

The following is an update about Emmie, one of those being cared for using the funds raised by The Three Mums.
Emmie is a young Nurse who discovered that she had cancer in her brain last year (2007).  Emmie has been in and out of hospital ending up with a huge hospital bill and a large [...]

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Cancer Patient Updates

Posted in Cancer Care, Patients, tagged , , on September 27, 2008 | No Comments »

We received the following update from Dr. Hamza about three of the patients being treated as a result of funds raised by the 3 Mums:
KF- Has struggled to pay cash (so pleased now to have funds from the 3 Mums) and has finished 3 cycles of the proposed chemotherapy but had not gone any further [...]

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3 Mums Raise over £5,000

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on September 13, 2008 | 5 Comments »

In August Charlotte, Kate and Ruth rowed down the Thames raising more than £5,000 for Suubi Trust and Cancer Care in Hope Ward.

£5,371
We have had so many messages of support from their friends and family and would like to add a couple of our own:
Steve, Suubi Trust Treasurer, writes “We are so grateful to you [...]

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Running for Hope

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, Hope Ward, tagged on August 30, 2008 | No Comments »

Heather Taylor and Katie Barrell are running in the Adidas Women’s 5k Challenge, to be held in Hyde Park on 7th September.
Katie writes…

When I first heard about Suubi Trust through Jo and Heather, I was impressed that their dad is so actively involved with a charity! I went on to research more about what Suubi [...]

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3 Mums Arrive at Oxford

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on August 12, 2008 | No Comments »

The 3 Mums successfully completed their challenge of rowing from Lechlade to Oxford in aid of Cancer Care at Hope Ward.
You can read more about this initiative on our website here:
http://suubitrust.org.uk/3mumsinaboat
Here they are at the start in Lechlade on Friday morning…

Friends and Family turned up on Sunday afternoon to meet them at the finish in [...]

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Running For Suubi Trust

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, Suubi Trust, tagged on August 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Heather Taylor and Katie Barrell are running in the Adidas Women’s 5k Challenge, to be held in Hyde Park on 7th September. Every year this event is held with approximately 30,000 women of all ages taking part. Some will be running to raise money for the race’s suggested charity “Breakthrough Breast Cancer”, however many also [...]

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Message for 3 Mums from Dr Ian

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on August 10, 2008 | No Comments »

I have just watched the girls set off on U tube. It looks a bit colder than the trip I did down the Nile about four years ago - from Uganda to South Sudan - sometimes the temperatures were 40 and we drank a lot of water from the river. But I want to thank [...]

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3 Mums Leaving Lechlade

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on August 8, 2008 | No Comments »

Here are a few short video clips from this morning. (you may find the quality slightly better over at You Tube)

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3 Mums Set Off

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on August 8, 2008 | 2 Comments »

Earlier today Steve and I had a quick trip over to Lechlade to see Kate, Charlotte and Ruth setting off.
It was a cold, damp start;
Here they are listening carefully to instructions from the Skiff-Man…

 
The all important traditional photo session at the start…

and they’re off…

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Emmanuel Lubaale (Emma)

Posted in Cancer Care, Patients, tagged , on August 4, 2008 | No Comments »

Emmanuel Lubaale (Emma) is a charming 3 year old boy.  He is the second born of three children.  His father is a teacher in a government school.  His mother was a student at Makerere University pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree; she had to discontinue her education to take care of her ill child (Emma).

Emma’s [...]

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