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minnie

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Widdy

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Hello


What about a woman's refuge? I recently met a lady on a train who had to leave her hometown in dorset with her young baby and had to go to a woman's refuge in London because her partner was very violent. She didnt have anything.


When i'm done with my pram and other baby paraphernalia (sp?) etc i was thinking of looking around for a woman's refuge type place. Or i think kids company also welcome donations.


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