National Breast Cancer Foundation

My Challenge

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My Squat Challenge for breast cancer research

56 Australians will be diagnosed with breast cancer today and a further 9 will die. I want to make a difference to the lives of those 56 Australians impacted by the disease - that is why I am taking on the Squat Challenge to raise vital funds for world-class breast cancer research. But I need your help.

Please support my squat challenge to save lives and make a difference.

Every donation, big or small, will get me closer to reaching my goal and helping the National Breast Cancer Foundation end deaths from breast cancer.

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My Journey

Sunday 15th Feb

I was diagnosed with Breast Canxer at 44 years old in December 2025. I have just had a double mastectomy and breast reconstruction and now recovering and healing before I start the next stages of my treatment.

When I was diagnosed I was so suprised by the number of women diagnosed in Australia every day. I want to use my journey to raise awareness of how important early detection is for every woman, as well as share the ups and downs along the way to hopefully make it less scary for someone else navigating breast cancer.