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Meet the Hardmans.
After facing an initial early breast cancer diagnosis in 2017, Kate was told that her cancer had metastasised to her spine last year. Her cancer spread while pregnant with their third child.
Kate and her husband Kriss (who faced a testicular cancer diagnosis in 2020) are devoted to sharing their journey on their Instagram page @_thehardmans
Kate and Kriss are transparent about their experiences, answering questions openly and de-stigmatising what it’s like to live with metastatic breast cancer.
In this video Kate shares three things she wishes people knew about metastatic breast cancer.
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