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She is a bowel cancer survivor - diagnosed in 2014

Her parents are notable, being Christine Fitzherbert OAM and Philip Fitzherbert, a convicted criminal who was jailed for swindling money.

Bowel cancer: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/margaret-fitzherbert-a23461220_why-more-young-people-are-being-diagnosed-activity-7205821125598060544-9agh

Mother: https://anzacata.org/ANZACATA-board

Father: https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/melbourne-city/melbournes-elderly-criminals-philip-fitzherbert-michael-sergides-lorraine-bull-and-gunter-lang/news-story/a1fa01e7c1ab0ac8393a88b93726abe7?amp&nk=4ba39755c637ec17888fc12a48e8036f-1733543613 — Preceding unsigned comment added by WikiTruthBeToldToday (talk • contribs) 03:54, 7 December 2024 (UTC)Reply

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