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‘I didn't realise how strong I was’: Ellon woman, 28, survives cancer and losing mum to aneurysm

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Kirsty Mortimer was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 26. A month later her mum suffered a brain aneurysm that put her in a coma. On the day Kirsty started chemotherapy for her cancer, her mum’s life support was switched off. But Kirsty would go on to beat her cancer.

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‘I didn't realise how strong I was’: Ellon woman, 28, survives cancer and losing mum to aneurysm

Ellon's Kirsty Mortimer has her sights set on the future despite breast cancer and the tragic loss of her mum to a brain aneurysm

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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