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Heather Mills has revealed how she managed to overcome adversity after enduring many 'rollercoasters' throughout her life on Thursday.
The former model, 56, also gave a rare glimpse into her 'private' and 'happy' marriage to her businessman husband Mike Dickman.
Heather said how 'shifting her focus' elsewhere' has helped her move on from her many health woes over the years.
The activist had her leg amputated after a car accident in 1993 and was then diagnosed with Lyme disease after she returned from a mission in Cambodia with Katharine, Duchess of Kent in 1999.
But sharing the key to her happiness after suffering many rollercoasters along the way, Heather said to remember that 'time will pass' and 'injustice' will come around.
Heather Mills, 56, has revealed how she managed to overcome adversity after enduring many 'rollercoasters' throughout her life on Thursday
The former model also gave a rare glimpse into her 'private' and 'happy' marriage to her businessman husband Mike Dickman, 39, (pictured together in 2023)
Speaking to Christine Lampard on Lorraine, Heather said: 'If you don't make a difference while you are here, what are you here for? People say "how do you overcome the adversity?", Because I'm not focused on myself.
'If you stop thinking about self absorption of one self and you actually get on and do things then that's actually a powerful drug.'
She added: 'I am really really happy at the moment. I've been through all these rollercoasters but it is interesting, karma and injustice comes around and when someone is feeling really dark or feeling low, you've just got to remember that time will pass.'
Speaking about her gushing husband Mike, who she wed in 2019 in a private ceremony in the Maldives, Heather spoke about how the duo met.
Christine asked: 'And a new love in your life, I believe?'
Heather added: 'Not new. Five years ago. I don't really talk about him because I really respect peoples privacy but yeah met on a train. It doesn't have to be a dating app just go and chat to people.'
Christine continued: 'The beginning of every best romance.'
The couple started dating in the spring of 2019 and Mike, 39, who is 17 years her junior, proposed in 2020.
Heather said how 'shifting her focus' elsewhere' has helped her move on from her many health woes over the years
The activist had her leg amputated after a car accident in 1993 and was then diagnosed with Lyme disease after she returned from a mission in Cambodia with Katharine, Duchess of Kent in 1999
Speaking to Christine Lampard on Lorraine, Heather said: 'If you don't make a difference while you are here, what are you here for? People say "how do you overcome the adversity?", Because I'm not focused on myself'
She added: 'If you stop thinking about self absorption of one self and you actually get on and do things then that's actually a powerful drug'
Speaking about her gushing husband Mike, who she wed in 2019 in a private ceremony in the Maldives, Heather spoke about how the duo met.. on a train
