US Edition"Our world fell apart on day of cancer diagnosis": Rugby mum and daughter launch sun safety campaign
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Rugby skin cancer surviver teams up with teenage daughter to help launch sun safety campaign
‘LUCKY to be alive’ - a Rugby mum who survived skin cancer after her husband noticed changes to a mole on her neck has teamed up with her teenage daughter to help launch a sun safety campaign. Teaching assistant Kim Teasdale, 44, was diagnosed with a malignant melanoma in 2017 and needed life-saving surgery to prevent it spreading. The experience was so scary that her 17-year-old daughter Hermione was inspired to create a sun safety presentation…
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