A professional choreographer is using her skills to teach African dance and healthy eating.
By Richard Greenaway and John DarvallA professional dancer who had to stop performing after two cancer diagnoses, is using her skills to teach African dance and healthy eating.She was forced to stop teaching in 2005 after a diagnoses of aggressive breast cancer, which led to a mastectomy.
"After I had my diagnosis I discovered that many women die in silence without sharing their condition, Grace toldI wasn't checking myself on purpose but I remember that Kylie Minogue had just announced that she had breast cancer and that gave me a warning."
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