An Edinburgh schoolgirl who used her cancer diagnosis as a springboard to support other young patients has been recognised for her “positivity and selflessness” at an event at Buckingham Palace.

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Award for ‘selfless’ teenager who supported fellow young cancer patients

Rosa Ross, 14, continued with her Duke of Edinburgh’s Award despite a cancer diagnosis that saw her spend more than a month in hospital.

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Royal award for ‘selfless’ teenager who supported fellow young cancer patients

Rosa Ross was learned she had cancer one year ago but has been commended for her "positivity and selflessness."

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Royal award for 'selfless' Scots schoolgirl who supported fellow cancer patients

An inspirational 14-year-old who used her cancer diagnosis as a springboard to support other young patients, has been recognised by HRH The Duke of…

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Royal award for teen who used cancer diagnosis as springboard to support others

Rosa Ross, 14, was one of seven young people recognised at the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award charity’s annual celebration.

Royal award for 'selfless' teenager who supported fellow young cancer patients

Schoolgirl completed part of her award by supporting other young people going through similar treatment in hospital

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Rosa Ross, 14, continued with her Duke of Edinburgh’s Award despite a cancer diagnosis that saw her spend more than a month in hospital.  An Edinburgh schoolgirl who used her cancer diagnosis as a springboard to support other young patients has been recognised for her “positivity and selflessness” at an event at Buckingham Palace. Rosa Ross, 14, was one of seven young people recognised at the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award charity’s annual This is Yo…

Royal award for ‘selfless’ teenager who supported fellow young cancer patients

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