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We meet a lady in Kingswinford who tragically lost her daughter at a young age, just as she was becoming a woman. It was down to a blood cancer condition and the mother now uses her time raising money for charities in that field of work. She's set up Beths Sunflowers, and will have the Beths Flowers garden on display at the upcoming Gardeners World Show in Birmingham. She's also been selected for an event recognising the top 50 volunteers in the area.
We meet a lady in Kingswinford who tragically lost her daughter at a young age, just as she was becoming a woman. It was down to a blood cancer condition and the mother now uses her time raising money for charities in that field of work. She's set up Beths Sunflowers, and will have the Beths Flowers garden on display at the upcoming Gardeners World Show in Birmingham. She's also been selected for an event recognising the top 50 volunteers in the area.
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