Completing a half Ironman with a collapsed lung
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Jane was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer at 43, and in this episode with Joe Wicks, she shares how she didn’t let her diagnosis hold her back.
Jane reflects on how she dealt with the news that she had a 1 in 3 chance of surviving a year, and how she decided to take on a marathon only 4 months after surgery.
Plus, Jane and Joe discuss how she has overcome challenges, reframed her mindset around exercise, and what led her to take on a half Ironman after her diagnosis.
For further information on lung cancer, including symptoms, support and treatments, visit roycastle.org.
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