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Can anyone know of a Teddy Bear hospital

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MrsFreedy Mon 08-Feb-10 13:22:47
The leg of DD's teddy bear has fallen off and she is very upset, it was handed down to her by a relative, and I want to get it repaired - does anyone know where I can get it repaired. BTW if this is not the right place to post this question please point me in the right direction.
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MilaMae Mon 08-Feb-10 13:28:47
I had a very old teddy done at one in Bath,they did a fantastic job. Haven't got the address though.
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MilaMae Mon 08-Feb-10 13:33:27
There is a Bristol doll's Hospital which looks good for bears,sure mine was in Bath though but they may have moved. Google Doll's Hospital and you might get more luck in your area.
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MrsFreedy Mon 08-Feb-10 15:39:00
Many thanks for your suggestions.
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