Prom fashion show held in memory of Alice Pyne
A fashion show is being organised in memory of Alice Pyne, the campaigning teen who died of leukaemia
A fashion show is being organised in memory of Alice Pyne, the campaigning teen who died of leukaemia
A fashion show is being organised in memory of Alice Pyne, the campaigning teen who died of leukaemia
Alice raised £100,000 alongside younger sister Milly and touched hearts around the world with her blog and motto: “One life... live it!”
Alice raised £100,000 alongside younger sister Milly and touched hearts around the world with her blog and motto: “One life... live it!”
Read the full storyTODAY'S THE DAY ? Please help #OneLifeLiveit trend 28th @ 5pm. Support here: http://t.co/zewmz0pj Please RT
From @Alice_Pyne on Twitter:To help Pride of Britain winner @alice_pyne get #OneLifeLiveit trending @ 5pm. Support here: http://t.co/X63VHA9y Please RT x #organdonor
From @carolvorders on Twitter:Alice Pyne from Cumbria is continuing her campaign to get people to sign the bone marrow donor list. The 16 year old was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma four years ago.
Alice wants to get #onelifeliveit trending on the social networking site twitter by 5pm tonight.
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Alice Pyne from Cumbria was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma four years ago. The terminally ill teenager started an online 'bucket list' of all the things she wanted to do before she died. The touching blog went viral with millions of hits.
The 16 year old has since become a Pride of Britain winner as well as earning a British Empire Medal but her biggest achievement according to her was getting 40,000 to sign the bone marrow donor register.
Alice has today launched another drive to get more people to join up on twitter. She wants to get #onelifeliveit trending by 5pm tonight to find out more click here.
The seriously ill Cumbria teenager Alice Pyne is encouraging more young people to become bone marrow donors.
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A teenager from Ulverston who has terminal cancer is encouraging her school friends to sign the bone marrow register.
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The mother of a terminally ill girl will begin the climb to Mount Kilimanjaro today to raise money for her daughters charity.
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