Susan Oliver was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in 2003 and given only 18 months to live has spoken of how she wants to give hope to others by surviving against the odds.
Susan’s story featured in the Belfast Telegraph.
Cancer survivor Susan Oliver beacon of hope for all sufferers
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