By Emma Innes A breast cancer survivor has told of the ‘amazing and uplifting’ experience of joining a choir made up of women with the disease. Sharon Malyan, 55, is part of the Sing to Beat Breast Cancer Choir which is releasing a fundraising single on Sunday. The group of 20 women teamed up with singer Camilla Kerslake and vocal trio Blake to record the moving cover of ‘You Raise Me Up’. Scroll down for video Sharon Malyan, 55, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004 and had to have a year of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. She believes that if her cancer had been diagnosed any later she would not still be here
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Sharon Malyan was diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2004
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She underwent a year of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy
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Mrs Malyan has joined the Sing to Beat Breast Cancer Choir which is made up of 20 women who have, or who have had, the breast cancer
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The lead singers in the choir are Camilla Kerslake and vocal trio Blake
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They are releasing a cover of 'You Raise Me Up' on Sunday to raise money for Breast Cancer Campaign
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To download the single from Sunday onwards, or to pre-order it, visit itunes.apple.com/gb/album/you-raise-me-up-feat.-sing/id719550611
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For more information about Breast Cancer Campaign, visit www.breastcancercampaign.org
‘Having been asked by @placeholder to record a single for them I knew I had to choose a song that would be relevant.
‘We all personally know people who have been affected by breast cancer and having heard about @placeholder’s mother’s battle with cancer and what her family have gone through we wanted to be involved and to try and make a difference.’