I always said that I danced my way thru breast cancer. Whenever I got down, I'd go out dancing. At the end of treatment, when the Hands & Feet syndrome from the Xeloda took over and I could barely walk, I still went out dancing. Butthis video: So You Think You Can Dance is on a whole different plane.
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