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Natasha Bamberry’s breast cancer journey inspires at Pink High Tea

Natasha Bamberry is sharing her story to highlight the importance of self checks and advocation. (Samantha Wantling: 439136)
By Lucy Waldron

Stanthorpe local Natasha Bamberry shared her inspiring journey battling breast cancer at the Toowoomba Hospital Foundation’s Pink High Tea, held […]

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