🗣️Listen to @DelythJewellAM and @Jeremy_Miles discuss the Women's Health Plan and Claire's Campaign in the Siambr today.
We anticipate the Plan's publication in December and to see how it incorporates women's voices to improve outcomes for women with cancer.
💜 Today marks the start of #GynaeCancerAwarenessMonth!
Throughout this month we will be sharing the stories of women who have experienced gynaecological cancer.
To make your voice heard, share your story here 👉 https://t.co/VWqVNoOlzG
"You deserve better care than this"
During her stage 4 cancer diagnosis, @closhea is on a mission to amplify the voices of other women who have felt dismissed by the health care system.
Watch the full video and make your voice heard @clairecampaign at 👇
https://t.co/Q7JHMIWgvm
I first met Claire last year and the interview she gave has stuck with me ever since.
What's happened to her is devastating, yet she is determined to leave a legacy of hope for others.
So pleased we've been able to continue shedding light on this incredibly important story.
Because I can’t stand the sound of my own voice or seeing myself on TV, I won’t be watching. But it’s an important story and a privilege to be able to use my voice when I still have it. I hope for women like Judith, something changes.
Not accurate, but not surprised. But still, good to get more coverage if more women present early and demand services. Laughing at the pictures they’ve taken from my social media… my ‘Eat the Rich’ T-shirt is a particular highlight given the publication.
My wonderful friends are training their socks off to raise money for @Sarcoma_UK a charity that does so much for this rare cancer. Very sad I’m not we’ll enough to do it myself, but I might force myself to meet them with a bag of crisps at the end. Donate here if you can 👇🏻
I'm walking #Welsh3Peaks and fundraising for @Sarcoma_UK with @MrsMoulogo, Jo, Kate and Sarah so that others don't have to share @closhea 's bleak diagnosis. If you can, please donate here: https://t.co/sX4Vvk9iLF
I shouldn’t be in the position I’m in; yet here I am. I really don’t want anyone else to be facing an incurable cancer. It feels deeply unfair to have so much pulled from underneath and ahead of me. If I can do anything to stop someone else get such a bleak diagnosis, I’m on it.
I shouldn’t be in the position I’m in; yet here I am. I really don’t want anyone else to be facing an incurable cancer. It feels deeply unfair to have so much pulled from underneath and ahead of me. If I can do anything to stop someone else get such a bleak diagnosis, I’m on it.