Shannen Doherty Is Spotted Out Shopping After Announcing She’s Completed Chemo!

Shannen Doherty looked as fierce as ever during a day out shopping with her mum. The 45 year old actress has been battling breast cancer for the last few years and now looks to be getting back to her old self!

Doherty rugged up for the chilly LA weather while shopping in Venice, California on Monday. And by the look of things her hair looks to be growing back following her gruelling chemotherapy and radiation treatments she received.

Just a few days ago, the actress posted a throwback photo of herself from October when she still had a shaved head. “#fbf to this morning. Oct7,2016… not that long ago,” she wrote before revealing that she had just endured the “last day of chemo.”

#fbf to this morning. Oct7,2016… not that long ago. Last day of chemo. Exhausted. Now that I’m done with chemo and radiation, the waiting game is here. Waiting for test. Waiting to see if I’m clear or not. Waiting for reconstruction. Waiting. I think when one gets cancer, they are always waiting to a certain extent. To those who know… I’m waiting with you. #cancerslayer 🎀

“Exhausted. Now that I’m done with chemo and radiation, the waiting game is here,” she continued. “Waiting for test. Waiting to see if I’m clear or not. Waiting for reconstruction. Waiting. I think when one gets cancer, they are always waiting to a certain extent. To those who know… I’m waiting with you. #cancerslayer”

This Valentine’s Day I am celebrating being strong thru cancer, adversity, disappointment and everything in between. It hasn’t been an easy road but it has been enlightening. It continues to be enlightening. I’m still learning what’s right for me, what makes me feel fulfilled. What makes me feel healthy. But I like learning! Happy Valentines Day. #bowie #cancerslayer #loveofmylifeismydog

In December, Doherty was honored with the Courage Award at the American Cancer Society’s inaugural Giants of Science Gala, where she was accepting the award on “behalf of every single cancer patient out there” for their “courage.”

“Courage isn’t something that comes to you immediately,” she said during her acceptance speech. “It’s not something that you have fully. Courage is something that you gain and it grows. Courage is facing every day and every obstacle one step at a time.”

Shannon, you are amazing and a true inspiration for everyone battling with cancer! Keep fighting and shining your light! We wish you a lifetime of good health and happiness.

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