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Rose
Rose works as a dancer in a club. Now in her late thirties, she’s been told she's getting too old for the job — but she has a teenage son to support at home and rent arrears piling up. So when Rose was diagnosed with bowel cancer six months ago, she decided to keep it a secret, for fear of losing her livelihood.
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Rose works as a dancer in a club. Now in her late thirties, she’s been told she's getting too old for the job — but she has a teenage son to support at home and rent arrears piling up. So when Rose was diagnosed with bowel cancer six months ago, she decided to keep it a secret, for fear of losing her livelihood.
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