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Emmie

Posted in Cancer Care, Patients, tagged on November 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

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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Jennie’s Coffee Morning

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on October 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Jennie, (Kate’s mum), held a coffee morning with friends during October.
They enjoyed hearing about Hope Ward and the work there for Cancer Treatment being supported through funds raised by the 3 Mums.
Jennie and her friends raised
£147
a record for their gatherings.

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Cancer Patient Updates

Posted in Cancer Care, Patients, tagged , , on September 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

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 | 6 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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3 Mums Arrive at Oxford

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on August 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

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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Message for 3 Mums from Dr Ian

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on August 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

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 | Leave a Comment »

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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Three Mums in a Boat

Posted in Cancer Care, Fund Raising, tagged on July 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

On Friday 8th August 2008 the 3 Mums, Charlotte, Kate and Ruth, will be taking on the challenge of a three day rowing expedition along the River Thames, raising funds for Suubi Trust.

With a lot of enthusiasm but no previous rowing experience (!), they will row from Lechlade, very near the source of the Thames, [...]

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Dennis Odongo: update

Posted in Cancer Care, Lira Clinic, Patients, tagged , , on July 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Dr. Hamza has given us this update:
Dennis has had 3 complete cycles of chemo and has 3 more to go. He has improved significantly on treatment; the tumour swelling has markedly reduced and yet we have so far not had any major complications due to chemo.
Therefore I am, so far, happy with his progress. I [...]

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