A film documenting dancer Amy Dowdens experience with breast cancer will air on the BBC (Image: Sam Lumley/PA) Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden has bravely opened up about her fierce battle with stage three breast cancer, revealing her resolve to "go grab life" after a gruelling treatment journey. Her powerful story is set to be unveiled in an emotional hour-long BBC documentary, Strictly Amy: Cancer And Me, which chronicles her fight for health, dreams of a future family, and her unwavering passion for dance following the devastating diagnosis last year. Following a mastectomy and chemotherapy , the 34 year old dancer shared the uplifting news in February that she is now free of disease according to recent tests.
She's also gearing up to make a triumphant return to the BBC 's hit show for its landmark 20th series , after being forced to sit out the previous season. Reflecting on the profound lessons learned through her ordeal, the Welsh professional dancer shared: "Go grab life. Nikki, a remarkable young lady in her 30s who I connected to online unfortunately passed away from breast cancer during my treatment last year.
She always said 'Go grab life' and that's what she did. I'm determined to live by her motto." function loadOvpScript(){let el=document.
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