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Leeds mum loses 80% of her nose after jumping into sea on holiday

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Yorkshire Live•20h ago•0 views•
Leeds mum loses 80% of her nose after jumping into sea on holiday
Warning: This article contains images some people may find upsetting
Warning: This article contains images some people may find upsetting A woman says a rare type of cancer left surgeons forced to remove an estimated 80% of her nose and reconstruct it using cartilage from her rib. Mel Frisby, 39, was on holiday in Tur... [5100 chars]
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