Cervical screening: pain and patient power
For Cervical Screening Awareness Week Philly blogs about her tips for cervical screening with vulvodynia.
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Why I’ll never miss another cervical screening
Adele writes about her experience of putting off cervical screening and why it’s never too late to get your appointment booked in.
“Disabled women are not avoiding healthcare because we do not care about our health.”
Sam writes about her experience of cervical screening and what’s needed to make cervical screening more accessible for physically Disabled women.
The real life impact of gynae health censorship
We’re sharing real voices and lived experiences to highlight why calling out Meta’s censorship of gynaecological health information matters.
“I knew that something was not right”
10 years on, Claire reflects on her diagnosis of ovarian cancer for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
“My story is not unusual, so many women find out they have ovarian cancer at a late stage.”
This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, Jo reflects on her diagnosis of ovarian cancer, the importance of listening to your body, and the need for more ovarian cancer research.
“I’m so grateful that I found Ask Eve. Without them I would have been totally lost.”
Bagi shares her story of being diagnosed with womb cancer. Throughout her diagnosis and treatment, Bagi contacted Ask Eve, our free and confidential nurse information service.
Speaking up about pain and getting the right support
Daniella reflects on her mucinous ovarian cancer diagnosis and advocating to get her symptoms checked out.
“Cancer and treatment side effects will not control who I am”
Abi writes about her diagnosis of cervical cancer and treatment
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