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Rather proud ?

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Anniebach Thu 29-Mar-18 14:02:01

I have said on different threads I support my brother and his two sons who are haemophilic. The elder son played for Wales but due to damage to his joints from internal bleeds had to give up. He became a coach, my brother took him to Russia for several months to train. Opened his own sports centre and this is the result

Is she a darling

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/wales/43357948

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nipsmum Tue 10-Apr-18 10:59:19

You have every right to be proud and happy. Enjoy

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Teetime Tue 10-Apr-18 11:14:22

anniebach she is as you say a darling and so talented. I hope she has a fabulous time in her sport.

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Musicelf Tue 10-Apr-18 13:19:15

Oh, wow - how fabulous! What a star she is. My Dad used to play table tennis for Wales, and this brings back memories of watching him play. At 11 years old, Anna is phenomenal!

I can feel your pride from here, Anniebach!

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Parsleywin Tue 10-Apr-18 15:26:49

What an astounding talent, and a lovely personality. You, and her family must be so proud Annie. I hope she has a fabulous Games.

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lemongrove Tue 10-Apr-18 15:40:02

Pretty as well as talented Annie well done to her! You have every reason to be proud.?

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Eilyann70 Tue 10-Apr-18 18:03:23

Fantastic! You must be so proud! Cymru am Byth!!

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hulahoop Tue 10-Apr-18 18:23:57

Will be watching her your nephew must be so proud of her .

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Peardrop50 Tue 10-Apr-18 22:40:15

How wonderful. You are obviously very proud and rightly so.

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