Two sisters have been honoured with a prize package including teeth whitening treatment after battling together to beat a killer disease.
Cystic fibrosis sufferer Kirsty Geddes received a lung transplant to save her life a year ago and her older sister Julie took leave from her army career to nurse her back to health and ensure she did not fall victim to infections, the Daily Record reports.
She made a full recovery, but Kirsty said she felt indebted to her older sibling, insisting she could not have made such a speedy recovery without her.
Consequently, she nominated her for the annual Inspirational Woman award organised by the Daily Record and the Girls' Day Out show – and judges were so impressed they decided both girls should win.
They were rewarded with a £2,000 pamper package including teeth whitening, hairstyling and nail extensions at Glasgow's SECC.
Last month, an unnamed author at The Paper magazine recommended that people not lucky enough to win teeth whitening treatment should get a professional to do it instead of attempting it themselves.
