In this episode Julia talks with breast cancer warrior, 2016 Mother of the Year, and single mum Farrah Millar. Farrah was on the show a year ago (episodes 34 and 35) and in this episode we get an update from Farrah on the last 12 months since she was on the show.

Farrah was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer when her daughter was just 14 months old and her son was less than 24 hours old. Recovering from a caesarean section, Farrah began 4 months of intense chemotherapy, and then further treatment (including a double mastectomy), all whilst parenting two babies and dealing with the breakdown of her relationship.

With her daughter now three and her son two, Farrah updates us on what's happened in the last 12 months - 15 admissions to hospital (including 6 operations), her phenomenal efforts at raising money for breast cancer and spreading breast cancer prevention awareness, the overhanging fear of cancer returning, trekking the Great Wall of China, a new love, and so much more.

If you haven't already, listen to Part 1 (Episode 34) and Part 2 (Episode 35) before this one.

Links mentioned in Podcast:

• Breast Cancer Care WA is a WA charity that provides personalised emotional, practical and financial support and care to people affected by breast cancer.
• To contact Farrah, email: [email protected], or connect with her on Facebook or Instagram.
• Donate money to the National Breast Cancer Foundation and sponsor Farrah on her trek HERE.
• Help Farrah with her expenses for the trek HERE.
• Sign up to the Don't Just Survive, THRIVE online program for single mums by Sunday April 15, 2018 (sign up here).
• to contact Julia, email: [email protected]
• For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services
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