In her autobiography Don’t Stop Believin’, which goes on sale tomorrow, the 69-year-old reveals she is trying a combination of natural and conventional therapies, and is currently receiving photon radiation therapy.

“Cancer is something I will need to say on top of for the rest of my long life. I truly believe this will be my final round with cancer. I truly believe it will be like last time and I will go on with my life.”

She is also finding medicinal marijuana beneficial, revealing her husband John Easterling has created special strains for her use:

“This has helped me greatly with pain and sleep.

“My dream is that it won’t be long before everyone has access to this healing medicine.”

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Olivia wrote that she only underwent chemotherapy after her first diagnosis – and fought a second bout of cancer privately, after being diagnosed following a car accident.

The May 2012 accident saw Olivia complain of pain from a lump in her shoulder, that doctors initially dismissed as a fracture.

“I insisted on additional testing and found the bump was actually a recurrence of my breast cancer.”

Olivia is expected to discuss her cancer returning on tonight’s episode of Sunday Night on Channel 7.

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