Summer was diagnosed with stage 1c ovarian cancer at 18 years old. She's sharing her story so that other people of a similar age don’t feel isolated and are encouraged to see their GP. 

While Linda waited for confirmation of her diagnosis of ovarian cancer, she contacted the support line. Speaking to Val helped Linda to gain an understanding of what to expect, feel empowered but also have someone to talk to.

Jackie had been feeling unwell for a few weeks when one day she realised something was wrong. A quick GP referral for tests and scans meant Jackie’s ovarian cancer was diagnosed and treated at stage I and her womb cancer was also found.

A little over two years on from her diagnosis, Liz took part in the Ovarian Cancer Walk|Run in London with her daughter, Sarah, and raised over £1,000.

We’re excited to be working with NHS England, Cancer 52, Ovacome and Wellbeing of Woman to support NHS England’s Help Us Help You cancer awareness campaign.  

Diane has shared her story with MPs, campaigned in her local community and will not stop working towards a future where there is increased awareness of ovarian cancer.

After a difficult diagnosis and a recurrence, Susannah shared her story for our BBC Lifeline Appeal.

Leanne was my sister. She died just eight days after a diagnosis of ovarian cancer.

Tracy shares her experience of ovarian cancer to help someone else who may be feeling the same as her.

Our new data says action needs to be taken to accelerate progress in ovarian cancer

Three years since being diagnosed with ovarian cancer, Lorraine shares her experience of diagnosis, being on a clinical trial and the support she has found. 

Diagnosis, treatment and beyond: Anne talks about her ovarian cancer experience and why having the right support can make all the difference…