48 - When Sarah Trude underwent invasive breast cancer surgery for the second time she used her time convalescing to develop a fantastic new safety app.

Sarah Trude doesn't let the challenges in life slow her down. 

In this interview hear how she discovered her breast cancer through finding a dimple rather than a lump and how the follow up appointment which led to the discovery of the second diagnosis almost didn't happen.

While Sarah was off work having undergone the second lot of invasive surgery she decided to use that time developing an idea for a safety app now called DICE.

Watch the interview to hear all about DICE and how Sarah is raising money through Chuffed.org to fund getting this important app out to students for free.  

Anyone can download the app for a small fee right now, it's a great way of staying safe while you are out and about. 

https://www.chuffed.org/project/help-keep-our-students-safe
https://www.facebook.com/pg/TheDICEApp

The BeGlad Movement is aiming to collect 100 stories of good coming out of bad and reasons to be glad by the end of 2018 to help support each other with our experiences and to raise money for the Samaritans and Action for Happiness. If you would like to donate it would be so greatly appreciated. Thank you!

https://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/beglad