Read the personal experiences of people affected by ovarian cancer, from coping with their diagnosis to sharing tips for treatment and what support they'd recommend.
After her diagnosis, Allyson decided to spend more time focusing on the things that were important to her. Here she talks about her diagnosis, learning to find joy in the small things, and how walking helped her quiet the inner chatter
Being diagnosed with ovarian cancer in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. Jeanette shares her story…
Alison passed away just six weeks after her diagnosis of ovarian cancer, I now know that awareness of the symptoms and GP education is the key to early diagnosis and surviving this disease.
Having dealt with several rounds of treatment, Chris talks about the power of positivity and why living with ovarian cancer hasn’t stopped her from doing the things she loves.
Katy knew very early on that something wasn’t quite right. Here she explains the importance of knowing your body.
Helen shares her difficult diagnosis, her recurrence and how it can help to speak to others who understand what you're going through.
At 75, Margaret shares how chemo helped her stage 3 cancer change to no evidence of disease and how online support helped her.
Sarah talks about what it's like to live with incurable ovarian cancer, genetic testing and her support group at work.
On the National Day of Reflection, Fiona speaks about her sister Kirsty who died in 2021, and how fundraising brings her comfort.
Diagnosed at the age of 32, Claire shares her experience as a younger woman with ovarian cancer.
As a nurse, Janet shares her experience being on the other side of a diagnosis.
Alexandra shares how her support network helped when she was diagnosed and why she raises awarness.
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