After surviving breast cancer, Sheryl Crow talks to Ladies’ Home Journal about redefining what matters most in her life, from her kids to her relationships.
Sheryl is also spokesperson for CMT’s pro-social initiative, CMT One Country , in conjunction with the 2011 CMT Music Awards. As part of her role, she also talks about her good works and volunteering spirit, including her work with CMT One Country partner Feeding America.
“Country music has an incredibly loyal fan base,” Crow says in the cover story. “We want to encourage people to get involved not only where they live, but where they live emotionally, too.”
She also talks about her move from Los Angeles to Tennessee saying, “After I learned I had cancer, my life took on such a sense of urgency. I knew my life was never going to look or feel the way it was before. Having a life-threatening illness, even though it wasn’t going to threaten my life made me reassess everything.”
You can read the full interview in the May issue of Ladies Home Journal on newstands May 10th.
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