“RUNNING (AND MAKEUP) MADE A HUGE DIFFERENCE DURING MY CANCER TREATMENT”
Determined to stay positive during her breast cancer treatment, Sarah Logan decided to keep running while having chemo and radiotherapy. But, rather surprisingly, she also discovered something else that made her feel fantastic: a make-up lesson with Look Good F eel Better
WORDS: LISA JACKSON
Almost 12 months after being diagnosed with breast cancer, Sarah ran her first parkrun
Going through chemo [from top left]: First chemo (fake smile, I was terrified); Run on the morning of my second chemo; All made up while bald!; Exercising during chemo; First day of radiotherapy;¡ About nine months after my last chemo.
Being diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 42 felt like the bottom had fallen out of my world,” says Sarah Logan, 45, a primary school teacher and mum of two, from Sydenham in south-east London. “It was a total shock. In fact, it almost felt as if it was happening to someone else. Within the first week of being diagnosed, I was having terrible uncontrollable shakes at night and was unable to concentrate on anything. My friends and family were also shocked, but rallied round and did their best to help me in any way they could. My mum travelled down from Scotland immediately and was there for me as much as she could be during treatment, and my sister and her family came over from Canada to spend three weeks with me.
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