She shared an upbeat post after 'taking control' during the 'hardest step' of her cancer journey so far
Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden has been told 'sorry' as she shared an upbeat post after 'taking control' during the 'hardest step' of her cancer journey so far.
She said that it was "hardest step so far" as she explained that she tried to save her hair as she felt like "so much" had been taken away from her following her stage three breast cancer diagnosis that made her feel like herself. "It’s going to take some time to get use to and learn to love and embrace but, I’m now focusing not on the hair I’m losing but the hair I’m going to get back and the happy dancing, tea lover who talks way to fast whilst rolling every rrrrr who is still there inside with or without hair!"
"When @diannebuswell sends you reel ideas!" Amy started the caption of her post. She added: "Fair play dad @richard_dowden you steal the show here with your performance and energy! This brought so much fun to the day! As dancing always does,” she added before being met with a flood of comments from supporters."
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