Show Notes
Two incredible guests join Nat for this bonus episode. The first is Gabi Field from Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, speaking today about the importance of the charity's Build it. Beat it. fundraising appeal, which is raising vital funds for a new Children's Cancer Centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital. The second guest is Nat's very dear friend Abi, who some may recognise from episode two of Natalie Cassidy: Caring Together. Abi is also the mother of Joanie's bestie Arianna. Arianna was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma at 5 years old, and Abby has first-hand experience of what it's like to need the medical services GOSH have on offer, knows the pressure of spending lots of time in the building whilst that happens, and knows how important this new building will be to help beat cancer for more children.
To support the Build it. Beat it. campaign or find out more about GOSH Charity, visit - www.gosh.org Follow Arianna's journey www.instagram.com/ariannatherealwonder Solving Kids Cancer charity, which Nat is an ambassador of www.solvingkidscancer.org.uk
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