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VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE FIGHTER

Beechams wants to reward inspirational women, and find out which of them you think has shown true fighting spirit.

See which inspirational women made our
final shortlist and tell us who you think should win the grand prize of £1,500. When you vote you’ll be entered into a draw with a chance to win a £50 treatment voucher at a nail salon. The results will be revealed on March 5 at Fabulousmag.co.uk/fightback.

 

For more information click on www.beechamsfightback.co.uk

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Beechams is a registered trade mark of the GlaxoSmithKline group of companies *Contains three times the number of active ingredients (one is paracetamol). †Winners will be notified by post by March 24, 2009.

Who’s got the fighting spirit?

When we launched our search for inspirational women – the kind who regularly go that extra mile – you sent us your nominations in droves. Here are just a few of the amazing women you told us about

MICHELLE CARROLL, 33, FROM PRESTON
NOMINATED BY HER FIANCÉ GARY DAWSON
In 1996, Michelle was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, but having this condition hasn’t stopped her from dedicating her life to helping others. She works for children’s charity Barnados, she mentors a young boy in a children’s home and has also worked with Raleigh International on community projects in Borneo. Proud fiancé Gary says: “She’s an inspiration to everyone who comes into contact with her.”

 

LINDA GOODWIN, 49, FROM YORK
NOMINATED BY HER SON BEN
Linda Goodwin’s life is certainly busy! She runs the local mother and toddler group, helps out in the village charity shop and raises thousands of pounds for cancer charities, and that’s on top of caring for her elderly parents. And somehow she does it all with a smile and a spring in her step. Son Ben says: “Mum may not have cured a disease or climbed Mount Everest, but she’s able to listen to others and help them, without ever wanting anything in return.”

 

SRI SUDEVI, 65, FROM SHENLEY, HERTS
NOMINATED BY HER DAUGHTER RAJASANA OTIENDE
Sri brought up her daughter on her own and raised £1million to build a centre to help people affected by alcoholism. She’s also helped Rajasana turn her failing business into a profitable venture, and is involved with several charities. “I want Mum to know how much I appreciate her,” says Rajasana.