Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: Gerry Walsh
One of our wonderful GRACE Women, Gerry, speaks to Now Surrey TV about the importance of attending your cervical smear. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE.
Cervical Cancer Prevention
What is cervical cancer? The cervix is the neck of the womb. Cancer can develop within the cervix. Precancerous changes can occur before cancer develops which may be reversible. These can be detected with cervical screening. How common is cervical cancer? Cervical cancer is the second commonest cancer worldwide in women aged 15-44 and the
Lydia Brain: My Gynae Month #4
Lydia is back with her round up of the last week of Gynae Cancer Awareness Month... Day 22 of My Gynae Month. Cancer ain't all bad, WHAT!?!? What, you can't say that! Well it's true, it gave me a new state of mind which can be summed up beautifully by two very simple words: fuck it.
Lydia Brain: My Gynae Month #3
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
Lydia Brain: My Gynae Month #2
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,
Lydia Brain: My Gynae Month #1
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
Ejay and GRACE
A big thank you to Ejay Harris who has raised over £2,570 on her Just Giving page and is still counting. Elizabeth is happy to share her story. “I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer in September 2016 at the age of 28. It was picked up after I collapsed and otherwise would have gone unnoticed.