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Cardiff woman, 24, with six months to live says leaving twin 'unthinkable'

Cardiff woman, 24, with six months to live says leaving twin 'unthinkable'
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A 24-year-old woman from Cardiff is seeking to raise £500,000 for life-saving cancer treatment abroad after her leukaemia returned. She and her twin sister are sharing their story to highlight the urgency of her condition and the need for specialized care.

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The story highlights the challenges patients face when standard domestic medical treatments are exhausted and the significant financial burden of seeking specialized care overseas.

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Comments News Steven Smith Content Editor 08:18, 09 Jun 2026 Updated 12:34, 09 Jun 2026 View 4 Images Caitlin said the idea of leaving her identical sister alone was ‘unthinkable’ (Image: PA Real Life)

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