Pride of Britain award winner Sarah Hope on how a tragic accident led her to help child amputees around the world…
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Pride of Britain
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Sarah Hope has been through one of the worst traumas imaginable.
In April 2007, a terrible bus collision resulted in the tragic death of Sarah’s mother, Elizabeth, 65, and left her young daughter Pollyanna, then aged two, fighting for her life.
Yet, the London-based mum of three, together with her twin sister Victoria Bacon, has not only started a charity to raise money for child amputees abroad, but has also convinced the government to pledge £1.5 million to child amputees in the UK.
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