Michelle Wilkes' mission to raise cancer awareness

By Lauren Green
Updated August 1 2014 - 9:11am, first published 12:00am
New Aboriginal Health cancer support worker Michelle Wilkes and Anthony Avery remember Anthony 'Anno' Avery junior, who died from bowel cancer in 2008 at the age of 26. They encourage members of the Aboriginal community to attend the cancer forum in Purfleet on Tuesday to meet and hear from the Manning Hospital clinical team. They also want to send the message to get checked if you are experiencing any symptoms.
New Aboriginal Health cancer support worker Michelle Wilkes and Anthony Avery remember Anthony 'Anno' Avery junior, who died from bowel cancer in 2008 at the age of 26. They encourage members of the Aboriginal community to attend the cancer forum in Purfleet on Tuesday to meet and hear from the Manning Hospital clinical team. They also want to send the message to get checked if you are experiencing any symptoms.

MICHELLE Wilkes has a mission.

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