Kind strangers help cancer mum

6:00am Wednesday 26th September 2012 in News

Zena Smith, who is helping her sister complete her bucket list. Zena Smith, who is helping her sister complete her bucket list.

A DEVOTED sister has told how the kindness of strangers has helped her dying sister’s last wishes come true.
Melanie Swan-Horton, who is 47, has been given less than four months to live after bowel cancer spread to her liver and lungs.
She drew up a bucket list - things she wanted to do before she died - and friends put the list on Facebook.
Now strangers, along with her family and friends, have donated money and gifts to help her dreams a reality.

For more on this story, see the Gazette.

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1friendly says...
1:08pm Wed 26 Sep 12

We are the parents of Mel Swan-Horton in your paper today. We are living in North Cyprus and Mel has just spent a happy week with us.Everyone has been so kind in helping Mel she has a fantastic personality and seems to be loved by everyone.

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