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irene.gardiner
The Greenstone Pictures documentary "Charlotte: A Life Without Limbs" is due to screen tomorrow night (Wed Oct 21) at 9.30 on TV3. The documentary is an update on the story of now five-year-old Charlotte Cleverley-Bisman, who created national headlines when she was just a few months old and had all four of her limbs amputated due to meningitis.
Herald on Sunday TV reviewer Deborah Hill Cone gave the doco a very good review at the weekend, but warned that it is a real tear-jerker.
Greenstone are very good at making these heart-warming types of docos, and Charlotte herself is an amazing child, who seems to cope with her difficulties with extraordinary grace and charm. So support Greenstone and TV3 by tuning in and checking it out, and if you want something of a preview, check out this excerpt from a previous Greenstone documentary on Baby Charlotte on NZ On Screen.
Tuesday October 20th at 12:12PM
joan
I have just watch Charlott story on tv, and was very touch by her story and the love of her family and friends, what a brave little girl, to have to go through so much in her short little life, i am in a wheelchair, so i know she will face a lots of things but she will amaze you all at how she will find, ways to do some thing that you thought she would never be able to do, i wish them all well.
you are all in my thought and prayers
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