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Acrylic Blox : Recovered cancer patient Alexander Taylor (4 ) from Staffordshire presents Prime Minister
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Recovered cancer patient Alexander Taylor (4 ) from Staffordshire presents Prime Minister
Recovered cancer patient Alexander Taylor (4 ) from Staffordshire presents Prime Minister Tony Blair with a Blue Starflower on the steps of No 10 to launch National Cancer Day. Alexander beat kidney disease with course of chemopherapy. Later Tony Blair visited Kings College Hospital. May 1997
Mike Moore
mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
WA*607264
Media ID 21397778
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Campaign Cancer Diseases General Election
6"x4" (15x10cm) Acrylic Blox
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see the incredible moment when a brave young boy named Alexander Taylor presents Prime Minister Tony Blair with a Blue Starflower on the steps of No 10 Downing Street. Recovered from cancer at just four years old, Alexander's triumphant journey serves as an inspiration to us all. This touching image captures the essence of National Cancer Day, a campaign aimed at raising awareness about this devastating disease that affects so many lives. Alexander's victory over kidney disease through a rigorous course of chemotherapy showcases the resilience and strength within children facing such challenges. As Prime Minister Blair accepts the flower from this courageous little fighter, it symbolizes hope and determination in the face of adversity. This powerful gesture signifies not only Alexander's personal triumph but also highlights the importance of government support in combating diseases like cancer. Later that day, Tony Blair visited Kings College Hospital to witness firsthand the impact his policies have had on healthcare facilities across the country. This photograph encapsulates an important moment in history - May 1997 - during which politicians prioritized campaigns for better healthcare systems and fought for improved treatments for those battling cancer. Taken by photographer Mike Moore, this poignant image reminds us that even amidst political debates and general elections, there are stories of bravery and resilience that deserve our attention and support.
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