My drive to share my cancer story is stronger than the fear I feel each time I remember the experience or go for another medical review. It is stronger because I acknowledge that I am one of the lucky few who make it alive to the other side of a cancer diagnosis with the most minimal impact on the life I had before. I had written my will and asked my parents to look after my daughter; I was sure death would claim me. One day, I made a vow while in hospital that if I lived then I would never be silenced on this. Read More…