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My husband was told he had less than six months to live
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Bekah Legg2024-01-25T14:39:00
In April 2023, Bekah Legg’s comedian husband Steve Legg was given a terminal diagnosis following a battle with cancer. A year later, she shares how they continue to navigate the journey with both hope and humour
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