Georgie Crawford: What a powerful message for Sarah Harding to have left the world

'Listening to that voice in your head is the most important thing you can do for your health. We've learned that from Sarah Harding this week'

Crawford knew she didn't feel well in 2017 but told herself she was fine, until she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Picture: Naoise Culhane.

Life is full of challenges and there have been many along the way, like my husband Jamie getting diagnosed with MS in 2012 and my breast cancer diagnosis in 2017. At the time you don't know how you'll get through but as you come through those times and grow and heal, I think it gives you faith that you can get through anything. 

In a way, it's made me less afraid of life's uncertainties. I have great comfort in everything I've learned from those experiences. They were awful at the time but thankfully, we have come through them.