Corinne Wright-Smith

Love the one you're with! A very special dip at home with my husband joining me for my final dip and getting in front of the camera for a change! Wearing a little bit of everything I've worn over the month, this was a celebration of every single dip done throughout August, a way of saying thanks to all of my supporters, and a reminder that you can do anything when you put your mind to it! So grateful and thankful for what the month of August has taught me and brought me!

The big dip with the work girls down at the whitest sands in Australia at Hyam's Beach on Jervis Bay! These girls have kept me motivated all month, I am so blessed to work with them all!

A very emotional dip with my best friend Tanya, who lost both her mum and dad to cancer. Tanya's mum Dawn was the first person I ever knew to get cancer when we were just 15. A beautiful swim in the rock pool at Wollongong.

A dip in Wollongong Harbour between the matinee and evening Stars performances with my sister from another mister Hayley, so thankful to being life with her! 

It's Southern Stars show week! Breaking out the sparkles to celebrate all things singing and dancing - a reminder to go out and live the life you want to live! Sing! Dance! Do whatever brings you joy!

Sparkles for Dolly. Upon hearing that the world lost the much loved Dolly Parton to cancer, this was a tribute to the woman who gave so much after coming from so little.

Book Week! The fairy godmother made an appearance to thank everyone who has been a fairy godmother to me during my own cancer journey and in the season of nursing my dear mum for her final sunsets battling cancer.

A dip for all of my pink sisters, the breast cancer survivors who have loved and supported me through my own journey, and for those I've loved on during their own pink season.

A sunny beach dip with my friends Kveta and Cynthia at Culburra Beach, our home!

A splash with some big and little daffodils down at Wowly Creek at Callala Bay.

Friday feels - a reminder to take the time to treat yourself!

Daffodil Day! A splash with a difference - splashed on the school oval by my fabulous colleagues in front of a bunch of cheering staff and students!

Daffodil Day eve - a reminder to get out and buy your daffodils!

A jump for joy! A heartfelt thank you to all of my supporters for keeping me going and bringing the joy!

A dip at Kiama rock pools, surprisingly warmer in the water than outside!

A splash with the nieces and nephews!

A dip to remember with a backdrop recognised all around the world! Thanks to my work wife Loretta for joining me on this Sydney Harbour dip!

A trip to the big smoke and a dip in the hotel pool while some serious gym junkies worked out in the hotel gym while watching me dip in the outside pool!

A reminder that while 13 might be unlucky, we are lucky to live in a country where cancer checks are the norm and are saving so many lives thanks to early detection!

A dip for our dear friend and netball sister Monica, taken way too soon by cancer last year. We love and miss you Mon.

This dip happened on a night when I was oh-so-tired, so I opted to dip in my PJs with a roll into the pool!

The day my very own Daffodil bear arrived, and a reverse dip dive into the pool because without the Cancer COuncil we'd go backwards!

A cold winter's day but the dips must go on! A dip down at Culburra Beach with my dear friend Kveta.

A dip in the beautiful water at Huskisson on Jervis Bay with my work wives!

A dip in honour of the first lady I ever knew to get cancer, my best friend Tanya's mum Dawn. Dawn loved colour, so the fruit tingle tutus were in memory of her as well as her husband and Tanya's dad Russel who we also lost to cancer way too early. This was my way of remembering Tanya's parents on her birthday!

A dip with a difference - a full head dip in the pool because I literally had a ten minute window to do the dip before heading out to a dinner!

A dip under the stars for my mum and I, having lost mum to breast cancer last year, the stars have taken on a whole new meaning now!

A late night and very cold dip with my socks still on to avoid freezing!!

A very special dip for my little cousin Ollie who's battling brain cancer at just 10 years old, I'm wearing a jumper which displays his artwork "Monster Mash"

A dip at sunny Culburra Beach, my home town!

Dip #1 at home, the beginning of the adventures!

Dip #2 was at my local strip of sand at Culburra beach, aka Woodland Rd track for the locals!

I’ll be dipping as often as I can this month, and what better way to start than with a dip at home!