Fran Whitfield Fran Whitfield

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2020. For most, the year of pandemic, lockdowns, furlough, unemployment and sheer madness. As a self-employed Personal Trainer not eligible for the scheme, things were getting pretty tough. But then May hit.

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Took a last-minute very spontaneous road trip across the US to visit friends for Thanksgiving. This year has been a big year, turning the age we were told I'd never see, and this will be one of my last adventures before major leg surgery puts me out
Rebranding and taking on new clients! I've been a Cancer Exercise and Rehabilitation Specialist now for 3 years, and if you ask me why I requalified as one it's three main reasons: 1. I continued to move throughout my treatment and managed to avoid
"Maybe 2-3 years." "So I won't have a 30th" "No." WELL LOOK AT ME NOW! I remember the exact moment I got told I had two years to live. I remember the size and the colour of the desk she was at. I remember the paintin
4 years since being diagnosed Stage 4 breast cancer and told I had two years to live. 4 years since my life and my body completely changed but this weekend I competed in my first individual @crossfit competition and I could not be more in awe of what
I have been kneeding (😏) to explain for a while the new shit stick I've been given as I've had lots of questions from my stories. The short story is, I am unavoidably nearing a time where I'll no longer be able to function on my right leg without un
🌟 Got my PET scan results back this week and I’m still cancer-free! 🌟 I was really nervous about this one. The longer I go, the more I worry about the treatment not working and the results being different. But I’m so grateful that toda