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À tous mes amis du forum thankyou pour toutes vos pensées agréables et avec son amour derrière moi je lutterai contre mon conflit avec un esprit de postive et le triomphe
There are lots of different cancers, some are more well known and supported, some treatments for specific cancers have improved over the years with big profiles. Others like Ovarian are difficult to diagnose, and quite often when they are daignosed it is too late to be able to do anything than offer palliative care. My Viv has been through this since mid 2007, and is currently in remission. She has found great support from Ovacome (as well as MacMillan, who do great things for all cancer sufferers), so with a great deal of self interest I nominate Ovacome
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As far as I know, the only motorhoming Oxford United supporter in Bognor.
This is an international charity with very strong links to the UK, particularly Scotland, through the Samye Ling Tibetan Monastery in Eskdalemuir.
The charity works with the needy and destitute in various countries, especially Tibet and Nepal, offering medical help, education and where necessary food to people, many of whom would not otherwise get these. As examples Rokpa is working to raise literacy in Tibetan areas, which at the moment is about 13% of women and 34% of men, and is running soup kitchens in Nepal in the harshest months of winter so people can have warm food daily.
People who donate can specify where they want their donations to go, e.g a specific school or soup kitchen or other project. This makes the process much more personal and updates are given on the projects to keep donors informed. Donations don't have to be just money, it's possible to volunteer as a teacher in Tibet or a soup kitchen worker in Nepal, and thus be part of some of the projects.
Rokpa has made an enormous difference to many people, in shorter term ways with disease and starvation, but also and very importantly in longer term ways with education and medical training.
Please consider this charity - and if successful then who knows, some MHF members might even make it out to visit the project chosen to benefit.
Lala
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I would say go for a small charity not the big ones. they get millions and waste it and despite my job l would not nominate blue cross pdsa or rspca
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