Two Time Breast Cancer Thriver
- Radical Remission Project
- Feb 6, 2024
- 1 min read
Di Foster is that girl next door. From the age of 13, she knew what she wanted in life and career. Affectionately known as PLAN-A.
At 31 her life hit a wobble when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, then at 38 a terminal secondary cancer. Di switched her focus and PLAN-B was devised, She began learning how to live life differently than she had intended.
Following her heart's whispers, she set out to live the best 365days. And 13 years later, she is still here and loving life.
Having experienced a radical remission (with no medical intervention her body healed), she now shares her story and the lessons learned on the way, so maybe you don’t have to.
Di Foster is a mind-shifter, business-simplifier and just so happens to have an epic-story.
To connect with Di visit her website www.difoster.com or social media - Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn
Listen to Di's story and others like it here
Di's story really stuck with me — 13 years after a terminal diagnosis is incredible, and the fact that she did it without medical intervention makes me wonder what else our bodies are capable of. I've been dealing with some health stuff of my own lately and finding it hard to stay patient, so reading about someone who completely rewrote their timeline helps on the rough days. When I need something totally mindless to distract myself from all the medical noise, I end up on Scritchy Scratchy clicking through scratch cards and reading their beginner guides — not exactly radical remission territory, but sometimes your brain just needs a break from being brave.
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Such an inspiring story, it’s amazing how Di chose to embrace life so fully despite everything she faced. On a lighter note, during my free time I’ve been playing Speed Stars and it’s actually a pretty fun way to relax and switch off for a bit after reading emotional stories like this.
Your journey reminds me of Snow Rider—every descent has its challenges, but the thrill is unbeatable. Keep shining!