Andrea Gharsallah hasn’t seen Georgina since she called ‘bye mummy, love you’ and said she’d see her later eight years ago. Now she cares for her daughter’s sons and tries to keep her story alive, she tells Tara Cobham
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Andrea Gharsallah hasn’t seen Georgina since she called ‘bye mummy, love you’ and said she’d see her later eight years ago. Now she cares for her daughter’s sons and tries to keep her story alive, she tells Tara Cobham
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