“Going through melanoma I didn’t know if I was going to survive,” she said.
Strachan attributed her cancer to the fact that she was constantly exposed to the sun during her childhood and teens.
“I’m 25 and I don’t want to die this young,” said the tearful social media star, who had just been married and had a baby on the way at the time of her diagnosis.The internet gal has since had the mole removed and will undergo further tests to ensure that the cancer doesn’t spread in the future. “Being aware and having self-initiative is what saved me and thankfully I was able to be one of the lucky ones to catch it early enough,” she“Going through melanoma I didn’t know if I was going to survive,” the relieved Instagrammer continued. “I didn’t know the outcome. So I feel incredibly grateful to be where I am today.”self-professed “sun lover”
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