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'My cancer premonition dream led to me being diagnosed with it'

'My cancer premonition dream led to me being diagnosed with it'
BBC Wales Monday 29 June 2026, 12:59 UTC 1 min read
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Chelsea Rees was told she had a malignant melanoma and wants to encourage others to get checked.

Chelsea Rees was told she had a malignant melanoma and wants to encourage others to get checked.
Chelsea Rees (PERSON)
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