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Mastectomy Chatter

Join Christen Williams, our friend from BRCA Chatter, to discuss everything related to risk-reducing mastectomies. From how to prepare your body for surgery, what to take to hospital, what to expect from recovery- bring your questions!
Lynch Syndrome Q&A

For this session we’re joined by Dr Anju Kulkarni, Consultant Clinical Geneticist at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, who will be answering all your questions about Lynch syndrome.
Hormone Replacement Therapy and inherited cancer risk

Dr Louise Newson joins us to discuss HRT for people who have inherited a high-risk faulty gene or are worried about their family history of cancer impacting their options around the menopause.
Stoma group

Our new online stoma group is a friendly space for anyone living with a colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy to chat with others in similar circumstances.

Lymphoedema

An overview of what lymphoedema is, why you might get it when you have ovarian cancer and how to manage it.
Coping with anxiety

It is common to experience some anxiety if you are coping with an ovarian cancer diagnosis.
Getting the support you need

Never be afraid to ask for help; there are a number of services and groups available to provide support and comfort to those affected by ovarian cancer.
Complementary therapies

Complementary therapies are used alongside medical treatment for ovarian cancer.
Talking to your family and friends

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.
Going back to work

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.
End of life

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

Having ovarian cancer can affect your sex life and relationships in different ways.
Skincare and makeup

Some of the side effects of ovarian cancer treatment can affect your appearance and cause changes to your skin. Find out about ways that you can manage this.
Hair loss

Chemotherapy treatments for ovarian cancer can cause temporary hair loss. Here are some sources of information and support which may be helpful.