Another great day for Cumbria teenager Alice Pyne
The seriously ill Cumbria teenager Alice Pyne is encouraging more young people to become bone marrow donors.
Alice leads bone marrow donor drive
A teenager from Ulverston who has terminal cancer is encouraging her school friends to sign the bone marrow register.
Terminally ill teenager completes her 'bucket list'
An inspirational teenager has completed her list of all the things she wants to do after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
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Alice Pyne's family promise to continue her legacy
The family of the inspirational teenager Alice Pyne have promised to continue her legacy.
Alice, who was from Ulverston, lost her battle against cancer earlier this month at the age of 17.
Alice's story became known around the world after she posted a bucket list on the internet of things she wanted to do before she died.
Her sister Milly is planning her own special tribute.
For more information, please visit www.alices-escapes.co.uk or www.anthonynolan.org.
Another great day for Cumbria teenager Alice Pyne
The seriously ill Cumbria teenager Alice Pyne is encouraging more young people to become bone marrow donors.
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Alice leads bone marrow donor drive
A teenager from Ulverston who has terminal cancer is encouraging her school friends to sign the bone marrow register.
Read the full storyTerminally ill teenager completes her 'bucket list'
An inspirational teenager has completed her list of all the things she wants to do after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Read the full storyTerminally ill teenager completes her bucket list
A terminally ill teenager who started an online bucket list has ticked off her final wish.
Alice Pyne from Ulverston has just returned from a whale-watching trip in Canada.
Also on her list was meeting Take That and entering her pet Mabel in a dog show.
She's been fighting Hodgkin's lymphoma for five years.
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