Charlotte Crowl a cancer survivor hopes her story inspires other women at Divas of Colour 2017.

Divas of Colour is a platform created for women to express themselves, tell their story, inspire and be inspired. It is the place where the woman is worthy of praise, adulation and be celebrated for her contributions to the world round her. This year, we have extraordinary stories of survival, lessons on how to be master of your own body, an opportunity to celebrate extraordinary women whose stories go beyond the line.

Charlotte is one of many stories of champions who have fought the monster cancer and won. Today, she is not only a survivor, but she hopes her story teaches and empowers more women to stand and live a wholesome healthy life. Her books and other activities that she engages in, her healthy lifestyle and healthy eating alternatives are what she uses to arm every woman to live her best life.

My name is Charlotte Crowl and I grew up around Essex and East London. After undergoing cancer treatment (Lymphoblastic Lymphoma (non-hodgkins stage 3) for over 2 years when I was 17, my whole perspective of life changed. After undergoing serious mental and physical side effects I was unable to just go back to living out the same life I had before cancer. Whilst on treatment I had an extremely rare side effect where one of the drugs paralysed me and I had to learn to talk and walk again. The Doctors didn’t know if it was possible but with positivity and a strong mind-set I did it. My walking is not 100% yet but I believe one day it will be.

I feel like I have now found my true purpose and I’m on a very self fulfilling journey. I spend much time researching how I can get back to being the best version of myself, I then love to share my knowledge to help others. I am know fully dedicated to helping others not have to experience what I have been through. I love to inspire others by sharing my journey and new found knowledge.

I am the founder of Pure Helps To Cure CIC and Author of Cancer | The Hidden Truth. I am a young cancer survivor trying to raise awareness of the implications of not taking care of our health, and how to stay healthier through lifestyle and diet.

I love sharing my story to encourage others and give them hope. All the profits from my book go to vetted cancer charities and projects.

You can read more about my book and what I am doing via www.charlottecrowl.org.uk.

I hope you find great use of the knowledge I share.”

Note to editors:

Charlotte Crowl books will be on sale at the Divas of Colour as well. Proceeds from sale of her books will go to vetted cancer charities.

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Charlotte Crowl a cancer survivor hopes her story inspires other women at Divas of Colour 2017.

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