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A cry of relief and sadness
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Annie Dunn was only 21 when she was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia nine years ago. With Blood Cancer Month (September) coinciding with Women’s Health Week (September 1 to 5), Jena Carr speaks with Annie about her cancer journey. Norlane’s Annie Dunn has been living with blood cancer for most of her adult life after being diagnosed nine years ago. Annie said she remembers feeling really sick and fatigued, leading her to go and get herse…
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