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MS Centre says it with roses

INSPIRED by a widower in Dumbarton, staff from the Multiple Sclerosis Centre Argyll have been ‘sharing their love’.

Smiles were brought to the faces of staff at the Advertiser when they received a rose through the letterbox.
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After hearing about Stuart McWilliam, a widower who hands out a rose a day in memory of his wife, MS centre staff were moved to do some thing similar and hand out roses to unsuspecting Argyll residents.

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10th February 2017
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ADVERTISING
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