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Living with Gynaecological Cancer Part 5.2 - Women's Stories - Jo's Story Ovarian Cancer
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2013
- Living with Gynaecological Cancer
A resource for Women and their families living with the impact of gynaecological cancer.
Part 5.2 - Women's Stories - Jo's Story Ovarian Cancer
It has been a long and ongoing battle for Jo and her family, who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer three and a half years ago. After what started as abominable aches and pains, was eventually confirmed by a CT scan to be a mass requiring surgery and to date three rounds of chemotherapy. Helping her son's cope with their mothers illness has been a big part of the journey, but the amount of support she has received from her partner, parents and other family have been significant and helped them all push through and get on with life. As she continues her treatment Jo is adamant to not let her cancer experience overtake her life.
May God bless you always. Amen. ❤😢
Everyone who has ovarian cancer should be tested for BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 and Lynch Syndrome, not just patients who are under forty. All patients are tested here in the USA. Now that you know that you are positive, your sister and your children need to be tested. There are other cancers that be pre-disposed by BRCA 1, including certain cancers in males.
What stage?
(I believe that she said Stage 3.)