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“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
Angela’s Legacy: £250,000 raised and hope for many
When diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer in 2012, Angela began fundraising. Now 13 years later, Angela’s Fund has raised an incredible £250,000.
We could eradicate cervical cancer, just imagine that
Ellie writes about her diagnosis of cervical cancer.
“Cancer is the journey no one wants to take”
Sbba blogs about her ovarian cancer diagnosis, the importance of symptom awareness and her hopes for earlier detection for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
“If I had more knowledge on the subject, then I would have got the vaccine without hesitation”
Biba blogs about her experience of finding out she had HPV and cervical cell changes for HPV Awareness Day.
Shaun took on Snowdon at Night in memory of his wife Jackie
Shaun writes about his experience taking on the Snowdon at Night Trek, in memory of his wife Jackie.
‘From Grief to Love’ a book covering 4,300-miles
We hear about his emotional journey, from the grief at the loss of his wife from cervical cancer to his healing through this epic journey.
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