Unrelated Collection

The Westminster hospital team who performed the marrow transplant operation on Simon Bostic. 17th May 1973

Mr Roger Bostic, the husband of the late Mrs Liz Bostic, pictured Westminster Coroners Court, at the inquest into her death. Their son is Simon Bostic, the worlds first bone marrow transplant child

Womans Own "Children of Courage"Awards. Ten children were presented with
Womans Own " Children of Courage" Awards. Ten children were presented with awards by Mrs Audrey Callaghan for their courage at a service in Westminster Abbey

Brass porthole reputed to be from RMS Mauretania, 16 inches, together with unrelated porthole key

Elizabeth Bostic, mother of 19 month old Simon Bostic from Hatfield who has a very rare marrow bone deficiency, and the chances of finding somebody with the same blood group are 50, 000 - 1

Sketch Childs Head verso 1586 Carletto Caliari
Sketch of a Childs Head (verso), c. 1586. Carletto Caliari (Italian, 1570-1596). Black chalk with pen and brown ink (unrelated to childs head); sheet: 27.5 x 17.8 cm (10 13/16 x 7 in.)

John Flaxman (British, 1755 - 1826), Designs for Monuments [recto and verso], graphite; compositionally unrelated ink and wash, recto and verso

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"Unrelated: A Collection of Remarkable Stories and Courageous Hearts" In a world where connections seem scarce, there are moments that remind us of the extraordinary bonds we share. Take, for instance, the brass porthole reputed to be from RMS Mauretania - a symbol of history's grandeur and an unexpected link to our maritime past. But it is not just relics that bring us together; it is also the triumphs achieved through unity. The Westminster hospital team who performed the marrow transplant operation on Simon Bostic exemplifies this spirit. Their dedication and expertise gave hope to Elizabeth Bostic, mother of 19-month-old Simon, as they fought against a rare condition with unwavering determination. Tragedy may have struck their family, but Mr Roger Bostic continues his late wife's legacy by cherishing her memory while raising their courageous son, and is in these stories that we find strength - ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances with resilience and love. Amidst life's challenges, society recognizes those who defy all odds. The Woman's Own "Children of Courage" Awards celebrated ten exceptional children whose bravery touched hearts across the nation. These young souls embody inspiration itself - reminding us that courage knows no boundaries or limitations. As we delve into these unrelated tales intertwined by fate's intricate design, let them serve as reminders that even in our most disparate experiences lies a common thread: humanity's indomitable spirit. In celebrating both historical artifacts and remarkable individuals alike, we discover how seemingly unrelated fragments can weave together an awe-inspiring tapestry of human existence.