Wodonga Bulldogs hosts third Ladies' Day supporting Border Ovarian Cancer Awareness Group

Updated April 17 2017 - 3:01pm, first published 2:19pm
JOIN US: Wodonga Bulldogs representative Robyn Groat is co-ordinating the third ladies' day to support BOCAG and president Heather Watts says this year will be a special one, as a Border man shares his story. Picture: MARK JESSER
JOIN US: Wodonga Bulldogs representative Robyn Groat is co-ordinating the third ladies' day to support BOCAG and president Heather Watts says this year will be a special one, as a Border man shares his story. Picture: MARK JESSER

At last year’s Wodonga Bulldogs ladies’ day, “you could hear a pin drop” as the room listened to an ovarian cancer survivor share her story.

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