This was 10 days post pelvic exenteration... me and my lovely physiotherapist Charlotte. Both of us are ballet trained so we did a little twist on this physio session. Made my heart so happy to do a little dancing again! #recovery #gettingstronger #onceadancer

@believe_rebuild @HighlandHospice I think so too. 🥹🫶🏼

@believe_rebuild @HighlandHospice Yes, I had to postpone it as my Dad and my friend who was doing the climb with me passed away from cancer last year so it wasn’t the year for it and I couldn’t do the training I needed to do. I have a new date now and a new climbing partner. I’ll update soon 🫶🏼

@mikehes2 This is on my to do list! Looks so amazing!! 🫶🏼

@nic_dames 🫶🏼

@claire_taylor22 @macmillancancer ♥️

@Kay_W84 ♥️ you Kay xx

@Liz_ORiordan @BCRT This pic is so lovely, Liz ♥️

@olliegr97 @ICR_London @GaryHooker16 @Liz_ORiordan @Michael_Toon11 @StriveforfiveBC @DuncombeSue @patrickjmcguire @John_Dabell Thank you, Ollie xx

@Simpson616 Thinking of you all. I am so so sorry. She should be here. 💔

@macmillancancer Thank you for all you do. 💚

@ThursChildLDN If only people would read the back stories before they comment! 😂

@mefinx This is absolutely spot on. Exactly this.

@BarbaraRybolt I wholeheartedly agree with this ♥️ perhaps I need to take action!

@bcigotyou Not sure we have those in the uk

@MarolynPiper I helped set up a patient group for pelvic exenteration which has been good. I meant more medical support with what we are left with. 🫶🏼

@LBarb7 @katievscancer Absolutely. As does having multiple organs removed.