Seema takes part in Target Ovarian Cancer’s 5K Walk

I recently participated in the Target Ovarian Cancer Walk 5k at Regent’s Park with my sister, Renu Dass. We successfully crossed the finish line with the sun shining and big smiles! The event itself holds a special place in our hearts as we pay tribute to the memory of our beloved mother, Savarn Lata Dass, who sadly passed away from ovarian cancer on the 6th of December 2015. We dedicate the walk to my mum and to all those who have been affected by Ovarian Cancer.  

Please support Target Ovarian Cancer and donate to this incredible cause to improve early diagnosis and fund life-saving ovarian cancer research.https://lnkd.in/eYi_GyJQ

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