Ovarian Cancer Voices
Share your experience of
ovarian cancer
If we’re going to improve women’s chances of surviving ovarian cancer we need to raise the profile of the disease and its symptoms.
Ovarian Cancer Voices provides a platform for people affected by ovarian cancer to share their experiences with others.
Whether you have a personal experience of ovarian cancer that you’d like to share, or you know someone who has been diagnosed with the disease – please get in touch! Your real-life story could help our work and offer support to other people in the same situation.
To find out more about becoming an Ovarian Cancer Voice, telephone Dr Sarah Blacklidge on 0300 4564707 or email voices@ovarian.org.uk.
Alternatively, download a case study form [Word doc, 191KB, new window will open] .
Help us raise awareness!
Share your experience of ovarian cancer with others and help us raise awareness.
Download Ovarian Cancer Action’s awareness pack [PDF, 10.8MB, new window will open]
Supporting ovarian cancer surivors
Ovarian Cancer Action is working with clinicians at the Hammersmith Hospital on a new project that seeks to understand how to improve support for women who have been through a diagnosis of ovarian cancer.
Dr Sarah Blagden, consultant medical oncologist at Imperial Hammersmith Hospital explains...
Read 'Supporting ovarian cancer survivors' [Word doc, new window will open]
My story: Gurbachan Johal
Treatment for ovarian cancer was the hardest thing I have ever gone through.
Now I am sharing my experience to help raise symptoms awareness.
Read 'My story: Gurbachan Johal' [word doc, new window will open]
My story: Allyson Kaye
My wonderful mum died – now I campaign to save other women.
For the past 25 years, Mother’s Day has been a particularly poignant time for Allyson Kaye, 48.
She explains how the tragically early death of her mother inspired her to campaign to save other women.
Read 'My story: Allyson Kaye' [Word doc, new window will open]