More updates from Lydia for week 3 of Gynae Cancer Month... Day 15 of My Gynae Month is all about going out for dinner and drinks with the best gals and there is lots of talk about health, including gynae health, GO TEAM! They had a go at drawing the female reproductive system, well done to
It's week 2 of Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month and Lydia is back with her daily posts from this week. Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. Day 8 and I’m catching up on #MyGynaeMonth posts because I have been busy at Bestival. To break up the dreary cancer chat I thought I would posts something uplifting,
The lovely villages of Crowthorne and Finchampstead came together on Friday 6th of April to support Lissy’s Boutique raise money for GRACE by showing her beautiful clothes. The Rate payers hall was transformed into an almost professional catwalk for the amazing ladies that gave their time to model for the event. The talented Streets photography
As part of Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month, Lydia Brain has written about the impact that endometrial cancer has had on her life. We'll be sharing her updates on our blog, so follow along and let's chat about all things gynae! Week 1 Day 1 marks the start of Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month. This September to help
Thank you to everyone who contributed cakes for our most recent cake sale at RSCH - we made an astonishing £875. The sale was to raise awareness of the gynae cancers during Gynae Cancer Awareness Month. We did a great job of raising awareness on the day and had lots of people sign up for our next
GRACE are holding a cake sale at the Royal Surrey County Hospital on Thursday 3rd May. Please come and support us by buying some cakes or cookies or even just popping some loose change in our collection tin. Or perhaps you could bake a cake to donate? We will be just past reception, around the
In September 2016 I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Up until that day I was an extremely fit middle aged woman with no health issues whatsoever. I worked six days a week, taught Zumba in the evenings and did 4 miles every morning before breakfast.I had no obvious symptoms. A nagging pain, like a period
PELHAM BUCKLE PUB EVENT I Would like to convey my thanks and appreciation to everyone who attended the event for GRACE on Sunday 28th of January at the Pelham Buckle Pub in Ifield, Crawley. Also a very big THANK YOU for the donations of cakes and, the delicious home baked cakes, scones, biscuits, and other
Today, we are remembering all our wonderful GRACE women who have been affected by gynaecological cancers. In the UK, 20,000 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer every year. These women are Daughters, Sisters, Nieces, Aunts, Mothers, Grandmothers and Friends. Gynaecological cancers make up some of the most common and most fatal diseases that women
