In just 10 years, Jade Cook has overcome cancer, dealt with a visa scam, built a seven-figure business and launched a sell-out brow product.
The now 31-year-old mum moved from England to Australia in 2012 after working as a beauty therapist on cruise ships but was left thousands of dollars out of pocket due to an immigration visa scam.
The following year, at the age of 21, she was diagnosed with cancer sarcoma after noticing a pea-sized lump on her left thigh that was first deemed to be a cyst of no concern.
‘It felt like I hit rock bottom – I was alone in Cairns, I had no family support but knew I needed to push through,’ Jade told FEMAIL.
She is now the founder of her second business, Brow Bible Academy, offering online beauty courses and products.
Jade Cook (pictured, right) is a fighter – she was diagnosed with cancer at 21, was the victim of a visa scam and is the founder of a seven-figure beauty business
Jade moved from England to Australia in December 2012 then was diagnosed with the cancerous sarcoma in February. She noticed a pea-sized lump on her left thigh that was first deemed to be a cyst of no concern
‘I was working on a cruise ship when I noticed the lump was growing, had it checked onboard and was told to wait until I was back on shore. Then had it checked again and doctors thought it was just a cyst,’ Jade said.
‘Multiple doctors said just to leave it alone and see if it goes away – but I was pretty angry when I found out what it really…
