Amanda was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2016, but an existing heart defect meant that surgery came with high risks and complications.

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.

Hilary shares how making the decision to pause treatment led her to making a lifetime worth of memories.

Megan became ill while away travelling, and with an initial diagnosis of polycystic ovaries coupled with the pandemic, she didn’t receive a diagnosis until 2021. Here she talks about the emotional impact it has had on her.

Denise was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer in January, a year after her sister was diagnosed. Unknown to them until recently, they both carry the BRCA 2 gene. Here Denise talks about her diagnosis and treatment.

Being diagnosed with ovarian cancer in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. Jeanette shares her story…

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.

As a nurse, Janet shares her experience being on the other side of a diagnosis.

Sunita talks about being diagnosed as a younger woman, fertility and her recurrence.

Della is passionate about raising awareness in her community.

Sara cycled from London to Paris after her diagnosis.