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With a special wheelchair and a team behind her.20 hrs agoIsle of Man1 day ago'I assumed my cancer was Fresher's flu'Ezzy Pearson was in her first year of university when she started feeling unwell.

which allows those with learning disabilities and neurodivergent people to try out creative opportunities.2 days agoSomerset2 days agoMermaid tails and elephants auctioned by charitiesStampede by the Sea and the Great Tail Trail aim to raise money for two separate hospice charities.she said she was not scared.

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