I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in June 2009 in my early 40s after my GP initially thought I had early menopause. I insisted it was something more and an ultrasound revealed a massive cyst on...
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Resilience
Resilience
Resilience - a free guide and personal record for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
"I was shocked and scared when I found out I had ovarian cancer. Everything in my life instantly changed, but this guide helped me put some order and structure back in my life" - Carmel
Order hereResilience is a free guide for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer and includes information on diagnosis, well-being, support for you, your family and friends, as well as useful practical information, and details about additional support resources. The personal record sections allow you to document personal and medical information, treatments and contact details for your medical and support team.
"Resilience steers you in any direction you might care to go. It is hugely needed and a great relief to have all the information under one umbrella" - Jan
You can order your free copy via the web, or call Ovarian Cancer Australia on 1300 660 334.
Personal Stories
Elizabeth
Carmel
In March 2010, my husband Mark and I set off on a trip to Italy, France and England to re-trace a trip of 30 years earlier. It was a prize in a raffle. I felt very well when we left except...
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Julie
I was only 34 when I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer on Christmas Eve 1998. I had cancer stage 2c, and I understand there was a 65% chance I might die within 5 years. I’m still here...
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Liz
It all began with a constant niggling pain in my right groin area. In December 2006 I went to...
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Symptoms
Every woman needs to know the symptoms of ovarian cancer. Make sure you do.
The four most common symptoms of ovarian cancer include:
- Abdominal or pelvic pain.
- Increased abdominal size or persistent abdominal bloating.
- Needing to urinate often or urgently.
- Difficulty eating or feeling full quickly.
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If you are worried about symptoms or would like information about our support services, please call 1300 660 334 or email us.
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