An Oakworth man being treated at Manorlands is supporting a campaign to dispel myths surrounding hospices.
Chris Banting hopes to spread the message that the Oxenhope hospice is a place where people go to live, not to die. He wants people to learn about the wide range of services it offers for both in-patients and those still living at home.
Mr Banting spoke following research by the charity Sue Ryder, which runs Manorlands, into what people really thought of hospices.
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