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We adhered to the rules while others partied

I’m 45 and have advanced bowel cancer. Millions of us in Britain have made sacrifices during this pandemic. Some of them, people will never recover from (Partygate report adds to Johnson’s jeopardy, Spotlight, 28 January).

Here are some of mine: going to scans and chemo alone; having a major op, with no visitors during my stay; being told my cancer was incurable and inoperable, needing family support but not being able to have it;

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