Julia Bradbury is known for her love of the great outdoors, and she credits nature with supporting your health if you follow it Cancer Battle.

The presenter was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2021, then underwent a single mastectomy in October and is now in remission.

She’s been very open in sharing her journey and recovery, and the 52-year-old often encourages others to do the same regularly check their breasts for anything out of the ordinary.

Now, Julia has expressed her desire to live off the grid as she firmly believes in the “power and importance” of nature.

Speak with The sun, the star – who lives in London – said: “I’d love to live off the grid. I love the idea of ​​it [although] Not sure how that would work practically with my partner’s work!

“I’d like to disappear into a jungle for three months a year and just go and live that kind of life, call it a prolonged ‘I’m a star – get me out of here’ without eating the kangaroo. holes!’

‘On holiday, I sit with my children for hours on the beach, talking, watching the sunset or sunrise, watching the seagulls, listening to the waves,” she says, sharing son Zephyr, 11, and twin girls Zena and Xanthe, seven, with husband Gerard Cunningham.

“That’s why we feel so refreshed when we come back from vacation after getting vitamin D from the sun.”

And as the TV presenter prepares to celebrate Mother’s Day, Julia is looking forward to the positive sides on all days.

“I’m thankful for every single day and I certainly see life differently,” she said after a 6cm tumor was removed from her left breast.

“Of course, when something like a cancer diagnosis comes your way, your whole world revolves around how you deal with it and the impact it has on your family, friends and loved ones. Don’t think too far into the future [but] about getting through things day to day.

She acknowledges that the human brain is “geared towards a negative state,” but by “practicing gratitude through journaling or meditation,” she has been able to change her own mindset and “approach difficulties in a more positive way.”

“We will always face problems, problems and stress at work. We cannot live a problem-free life, but what is very important is how we learn to deal with these pressures.”

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