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Last Christmas? (part 2)

In the second of two blog posts, Diane shares some of her personal advice for planning Christmas Day when either you or a loved one have been diagnosed with cancer.
Last Christmas? (part 1)

In the first of two blog posts, Diane talks about some of challenges that Christmas can bring for those living with long-term or incurable illness. She shares her experiences of Christmas since her diagnosis five years ago.
Members Day 2020

Join us for Ovacome's 16th annual Members Day and hear from some of the current leading experts in the field of ovarian cancer.
West Midlands Hub Launch Afternoon Tea

Join us to celebrate the launch of our West Midlands hub!

Talking to your friends and family

If you have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer and have close friends and family, they will often want to help and support you. It is important to know that everyone will react differently to the news that you have cancer.
Miscellaneous
End of life

Cancer is a serious illness which can limit life. It is normal to worry about what a cancer diagnosis will mean for you.
Sexuality and gender

Having ovarian cancer can affect your sex life and relationships in different ways.
Hair loss

Chemotherapy treatments for ovarian cancer can cause temporary hair loss.
Menopause

Treatment for ovarian cancer can cause menopause for younger women and worsening symptoms for older women.
Stomas

Surgery for ovarian cancer may mean you have a stoma, either temporarily or permanently. Adjusting to having a stoma can be difficult.
Diet and nutrition

Information on cancer and diet can be very confusing and contradictory. Find out more about nutritional recommendations.
Travel insurance
Work and finances

Learn more about returning to work after an ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment, your rights under the law and what to expect from your employer.