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Dying Woman Spends Ł40k on Plastic Surgery to Look Like Demi Moore

by Sreeraman on February 23, 2009 at 2:41 PM Lifestyle News

A Brit woman suffering from an inoperable brain tumour is spending 40,000 pounds on plastic surgery - so that she can die looking as beautiful as movie star Demi Moore.

Lisa Connell, 29, is using her mother Angela's money that she saved her wedding.

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"I've always dreamed of looking like Demi Moore and I'm determined that when I die I will," the Mirror quoted her, a saying.

Despite being a stunning brunette, Lisa has never been happy with her appearance and is convinced the surgery will make her look like the Hollywood actress.

"People think I'm crazy for wanting to do this, but I know it will make my last months or years happier. I want to die beautiful. This is my way of getting the control back in my life," she added.

As part of the surgery, Lisa will undergo liposuction, a breast enhancement and eyebrow lift, plus work on her skin and teeth to fulfil her dream.

Lisa was just 27 when she was told she had an inoperable brain tumour known as a meningioma.

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