f a e L n e Gre GREEN LEAF CREW CHARLIE KEITH
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Seven-year-old Charlie Keith lives in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, and was diagnosed with PH at just two months old. He lives with his parents Helen and Grant and little sisters Emma, who is four, and Olivia, who is two. Charlie wants to be a zoo keeper when he is older, and currently looks after his pet fish. Q. Do you have a favourite film? A. Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. Q. If you could have any superpower, what would it be? A. Flying. Q. What is your favourite part of Christmas dinner? A. Pulling the crackers and the chocolate log. Q. Which famous person would you most like to have a selfie with? A. Luke Skywalker. Q. What is your favourite thing to do at school? A. Art.
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Q. What’s your favourite thing to do at weekends? A. Play with my toy zoo animals and my monkey bingo game. Q. Do you have a favourite snack? A. Chocolate biscuits, especially a Kit Kat. Q. What do you like to watch on TV? A. Octonauts. Q. Do you have a favourite animal? A. A zebra. Q. What’s the best thing about Christmas? A. Opening the presents, I’d really like more Playmobil animals this year.
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Fami ly fundraisers Sporty siblings Lucy Bowen and Mark Hughes have both been busy raising money for PHA UK this year. Five-ye ar-old Lucy completed ‘Ironkids Wales’, a fun run held alongside the adult Ironman event, and her 15-year-old brother Mark climbed Snowdon. He said: “I found it challen ging but rewarding and the whole thing was amazin g.” The pair live in Carmar thenshire in South Wales and raised £250 from their endeavours. They have been fundraising in support of their mum Anna, who has PH.
