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Marie Curie Cancer Care


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is never ending I enclose a donation, payable to “Marie Curie Care” of: □ £25 □ £15 □ £10 □ Other £


To make a credit card donation, please call 0800 716 146


□ I am interested in doing some voluntary work, such as helping in a shop or fund-raising


Name (block capitals)


i Marie Curie Cancer Care brings hope for the next millennium


ADVERTISING FEATURE


Advertising co-ordinated by LISA RUDGYARD and JUSTINE O’CONNELL


MARIE Curie nurses are set to care for an increasing lumber of cancer patients across the country this year — and Marie Curie Cancer Care has pledged to continue


;his trend into the next millennium. Last year alone some 6,000 nurses in England, Scot-


and, Wales and Northern Ireland cared for almost 23,000 latients in the comfort of their own homes — but their /ital work would not be possible without public dona­


tions. That is why Coronation Street's Sally Webster, alias


actress Sally Whittaker, has teamed up with Marie Curie - the UK's comprehensive cancer care charity - to ask people to dig deep during this month's Marie Curie Daf- iodil Campaign, which is being supported by Yellow


Pages. She said: "Cancer is likely to touch us all in some way


because one in three of us will get the disease sometime during our lifetime. This can be an incredibly stressful


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t im e f o r p a t i e n t s a n d t h e i r l o v e d o n e s , b u t h e l p i s a t h a n d f r o m M a r i e C u r i e n u r s e s . "They offer free practical nursing care and emotional


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Telephone Please return this form to:


Helen Smith, Marie Curie Cancer Care, 28 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X 8QG


support - throughout the day or overnight - to more than 50% of people seriously ill at home with cancer. The char­ ity has been helping people for more than half a century and now it wants to reach even more patients in the next


millennium. "You can help them reach this goal by wearing a Marie .


Curie daffodil in March. I t’s a universal symbol of hope and represents the improved quality of life that can be offered to people with cancer and their families by Marie


Curie nurses." In addition to its nationwide network of nurses, Marie


Curie has 11 hospice centres across the UK, a world- renowned research institute and provides an education


service for healthcare professionals. i?^^ fn^fV,or infnrmni.inn ahmit the Marie Curie Daf-


Marie Curie Cancer Care


working across the UK. nursing in the home.


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n ig h t or day - giving skilled nursing care and observing th e p a t ie n t 's


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tional support and practi­ cal advice.


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for any of Marie Curie's services.


f you would like to get help from a Marie Curie nurse, contact


your GP or D is tr ic t Nurse.


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l t im a te ly Marie Curie nurses would


like to reach every


patient in the community who needs their help.


nursing services into the next millennium and beyond by increasing annual hours of nursing


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a s t year . Marie Curie nurses cared for almost 23,000


patients in the comfort of their own homes.


a te s t figures show th a t Marie Curie nurses now care for


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