She’s been applauded for her open and honest approach in her video diaries, even filming from her hospital bed in October 2015 following her mastectomy.

She said at the time that she was sharing her personal experience in the hope of proving that cancer can sometimes be “manageable”, and described having the operation as “totally doable. I didn't know those things until I got cancer. And that's what I want to tell people.

“I know everyone’s different when they're diagnosed – every cancer is different, everyone has a different experience, but that's mine and I hope you don’t mind me sharing it with you”.

In the most recent post, she says her new hair is “proof” that sometimes the difficult side-effects of chemotherapy can be overcome.

“When you’re in some of those dark moments during chemo you do doubt that,” she explains.

“But your body does slowly renew itself once chemo is complete and there’s something really optimistic about that.”

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