For Minogue, it was those around her – both family and strangers – that gave her the strength to come out the other end of her diagnosis.
"People shone so bright for me in those dark days. The strength my family showed was extraordinary. The love, support and the kindness of strangers! I was so very aware of, and grateful for, all that had gone before me."
But, if Minogue were to sum up her experience in one neat sentence, it would be: "The research, the trials, the heartbreak, the loss, the progress, the love and the hope.”
The singer has previously said she finds it difficult talking about her cancer diagnosis.
"t’s deep and it’s long and it’s involved and it’s hard to really say what it was in a neat package," Minogue told ITV’s Jonathan Ross in 2015, adding, “It’s pretty strange.”
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