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A Regina woman who inspired many with the story of her eight winning bouts with cancer has passed away.
Dionne Warner was 55 years old and dealing with a ninth cancer diagnosis when she died Monday.
Her obituary, which says it was written by her and her husband, said it would be incorrect to say that she lost her battle with cancer.
“Like a hockey player scoring three hat-tricks in a game, who would even care what team won, when the focus would most definitely be on that single player’s incredible performance,” read the obituary.
The obituary called her an undisputed superstar, and said she lived life to the fullest with no regrets, “and usually at 100 (miles per hour) it seemed.”