Your story may help someone else as Fi Munro has proven
- by Hilary Maxwell
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- 22 Mar, 2019
Fi Munro, Ph.D. is a multi award winning researcher, author, blogger, speaker and mentor recognised internationally for her presentations and articles on her journey and the importance of holistic health. She has been featured in two BBC documentaries, in TV and radio shows, and in newspaper and magazine articles across the globe. Today she is healthier and happier than ever before and believes cancer saved her life. She is currently training to be a shaman and is excited for what the future holds.
If you needed a good reason to raise awareness of ovarian cancer, then surely this is it? Fi Munro’s powerful testimony of living with and dying from ovarian cancer should touch us all. She didn’t hesitate to tell everyone. How Long Have I Got? is her inspiring story. Honest, open and often tear-jerking this is everything you wanted to know – and some stuff you’ll want to forget – about living with cancer and an important reminder that we are all terminal. Reading this will change your life forever.
If you’d like to
tell your story, we’d love to hear from you. Your story may help someone else.
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