Even after being told she has months left to live, she is proving to be a pillar of strength and positivity. If I were in that situation, I think I would crawl away and sulk about it. I'd feel sorry for myself and wonder why it was happening to me.
But not Nahne.
She is doing everything she can to, in her words, "kick cancer's butt" and in my opinion, if anyone is going to beat the odds, it is her.
Last week, we had a fundraiser at Crossfit Rotorua to help Nahne pay for her treatments and it quickly became clear I am not the only one in the community with a tremendous amount of respect for this woman.
Gyms that would usually be fighting each other for members came from all over Bay of Plenty to show their support and raised more than $8400.
What touched me was the way everyone had a story to tell about a time Nahne has helped them, been there for them or showed support in some way.
Such is her influence on those around her that nobody has thought twice about supporting her in any way that they can. As she fights this horrible disease she will be surrounded by the support and aroha she deserves.
You've got this Nahne.