Jennifer was diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer in 2022. Despite extensive surgery, just months after she ran Race for Life and most recently took part in Target 50. She wants to give other women hope by sharing her story.

Treena, 52, was diagnosed with stage 4b high grade serous ovarian cancer in 2022. She talks about how connecting with women through Target Ovarian Cancer has been a lifeline.

Amanda was diagnosed with stage 1a ovarian cancer in 2020 after visiting the GP about a different matter. Three years on, Amanda has been determined to raise awareness and make sure women have the knowledge to spot the signs.

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

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

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

Helen shares her difficult diagnosis, her recurrence and how it can help to speak to others who understand what you're going through.

Sarah talks about what it's like to live with incurable ovarian cancer, genetic testing and her support group at work.

Alexandra shares how her support network helped when she was diagnosed and why she raises awarness.

Our online support has helped Mandy deal with her recurrent ovarian cancer.

Zowie was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer at 28 years old.

Marie wants young women to be aware of the symptoms of ovarian cancer.