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My Ruth is tragic proof that lung cancer doesn t just take smokers

Updated: 23 Feb 2021, 12:19 Invalid Date, TAKING his two sons to school, cooking dinner, and busying himself with chores – Sir Andrew Strauss lived life on autopilot after losing his wife Ruth to lung cancer. The former England cricket captain admits that for several months he went about his daily existence simply trying to find a way to live without her. 12 Sir Andrew Strauss, 43, lived on autopilot after losing his wife Ruth to lung cancer, aged 46Credit: ANDREW STRAUSS And even though he was “unbelievably worried” for sons Sam and Luca, now 15 and 12, he believes it was their strength and resilience that pulled him through.

Sir Andrew Strauss: Meditation helped me cope – but I hid it from my teammates

Sir Andrew Strauss was captain of the England cricket team from 2009 to 2012 Credit: David Rose  After years of mindfulness colouring books, apps like Headspace and Calm and even the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge discussing its benefits, meditating has never been more mainstream. But it hasn’t always been so widely accepted and, as Sir Andrew Strauss attests, there is still a degree of cynicism surrounding wellbeing.  The former captain of the England cricket team admits he even had to hide his mindfulness and meditation practices during the last years of his cricket career.  Sir Andrew had been captain from 2009 to 2012, when he retired from the sport following 100 test matches. He was only the third captain to lead England to home and away Ashes victories and is hailed as one of the country s greatest cricketers. But the 43-year-old says he found the “pressure” of leading the team “incredibly tiring”. To help, he took up mindfulness, but chose to keep it from his

Cancer deadline day

Cancer Deadline Day Football’s transfer window provides great interest for fans every year, as players move between clubs and excitement builds as the month goes on. The transfer window is now open and a new team of eight cancer charities, including the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, have come together to back a campaign ending on Transfer Deadline Day itself. Raising much-needed funds, the Cancer Deadline Day campaign will equally benefit: Breast Cancer Now, CLIC Sargent, Macmillan Cancer Support, Pancreatic Cancer UK, Prostate Cancer UK, The Ruth Strauss Foundation and Teenage Cancer Trust, as well as the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation.

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