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Ovarian cancer made Anne her own best advocate, now she is thriving | ABC Australia

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About 75% of women diagnosed with stage 4b ovarian cancer live for at least another 12 months, but Anne Royters from Warilla, who was diagnosed on Christmas eve 2019, is not only surviving, she is thriving.

Anne believes her positive approach to life, encompassing a love for nature and self-nourishment, is helping her to live as if she were living, not dying.

Here she speaks out encouraging those with ailments to be their own best advocate.

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