Need to talk? We’re here to listen. Talking to loved ones can be a great way to look after our mental health, but sometimes sharing can be difficult. You can speak to our specialist nurses Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm. Call 020 7923 5475 or visit https://t.co/M0JB01Utz1 💜

Judy was diagnosed with stage 3C ovarian cancer in 2014. 10 years on, she’s sharing her story to bring positivity. "Before my diagnosis I’d never heard of ovarian cancer...Screening is a chance to inform women about gynaecological cancers." Judy’s story👉 https://t.co/HeXoHFXYwB

If you need someone who can guide you on how to speak to your GP, or have questions about #ovariancancer, our Specialist Nurses are here for you. No question is too big or small. 📞Call our support line on 0808 802 6000 (freephone), Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm

💬“I knew I had ovarian cancer because…” We asked members of our online communities to complete this statement. The responses shared highlight just how vital it is to listen to your body and see your GP if something doesn’t feel right. 💜 ➡️ Share this to help raise awareness

@NOCA_NATCAN With a new Cancer Plan for England due this year, urgent action is needed: faster diagnosis, guaranteed access to surgery and chemotherapy, and an end to postcode lotteries. Read the @NOCA_NATCAN report 👉 https://t.co/v1pyau2UTm (3/3)

4 in 10 women are only diagnosed following an emergency hospital admission. In England, 1 in 4 wait >9 months for treatment; in Wales, it’s 1 in 5. Behind every statistic is a woman and her family facing a devastating diagnosis - and they deserve better. @NOCA_NATCAN (2/3)

The new National Ovarian Cancer Audit State of the Nation report, published today, is clear: ovarian cancer care is falling short. Too many women face late diagnosis, long waits for treatment, and postcode lotteries persist. @NOCA_NATCAN (1/3)

We’re calling for: ✅ Screening info across the UK to be clear on what cervical screening does/doesn’t detect ✅ England to include ovarian cancer symptoms in it’s info Take 2 mins and email your elected rep and ask them to back these vital changes👉 https://t.co/l3g5fCSIWz (2/2)

🚨 Almost half of women in the UK wrongly believe #cervicalscreening detects #ovariancancer. England has updated its screening info to make this clear - but Wales, Scotland & NI haven’t yet. And in England, we need to go further... 📢 Will you help make it happen? (1/2)

#Ovariancancer is the second most common #gynaecologicalcancer in the UK. Know the symptoms: 🎈Persistent bloating 🍽️Loss of appetite or feeling full quickly ⚡Abdominal pain 🚽Needing to wee more 📢 Share/tag 5 people to this post #GynaecologicalCancerAwarenessMonth

Looking for more information about the stages and grades of ovarian cancer? Knowing this can help you to understand your diagnosis and treatment options. ➡️Use our interactive tool to find out more: https://t.co/I4DlDHrLaQ #GynaecologicalCancerAwarenessMonth

Did you know that #cervicalscreening does NOT detect #ovariancancer? Our Pathfinder study found that 40% of women wrongly believe it does. We need to change this. Will you repost to help make sure everyone knows? #GynaecologicalCancerAwarenessMonth

It's #GynaecologicalCancerAwarenessMonth. Research shows that 40% of women wrongly believe that cervical screening detects ovarian cancer. It does not. ➡️ Share this post to help make sure everyone knows.

We're here for everyone affected by ovarian cancer, including family and friends. You can: 💜Call our support line on 0808 802 6000 💜Join or watch back our support events 💜Join our online community groups 💜Access our guides and resources ➡️Learn more: https://t.co/ujpUPnGvBQ

Diagnosed with Stage 2B #ovariancancer in 2024, Wendy's a regular at our yoga & relaxation sessions and recently took on a fundraising challenge and raised £3,000! She's sharing her experience this #GynaeCancerAwarenessMonth 💜 Read Wendy's story 👉 https://t.co/DjtmLwNwEj

🔎 Did you know? There's no national screening programme for #ovariancancer. Know the symptoms: ☑️ Persistent bloating ☑️ Loss of appetite/feeling full quickly ☑️ Abdominal pain ☑️ Needing to wee more urgently/more often than usual Learn more 👉 https://t.co/KCPIEJRsjh

These are things that I wish I knew when I was diagnosed and blamed myself for getting ovarian cancer. Some great sources of reliable myth busting information can be found at: @CR_UK - https://t.co/4PkOKFQsrF @TargetOvarian -

Women with #ovariancancer have been left behind for too long. A new report shows the #NationalCancerPlan must set bold, measurable targets to tackle delays & variation in care. Change can’t wait. 💜 Read the full report 👉 https://t.co/gUIvmzFrXi

September is #GynaecologicalCancerAwarenessMonth💜 More women die as a result of ovarian cancer each year in the UK than all of the other gynaecological cancers combined, yet symptoms awareness is critically low. ➡️ Learn the symptoms and share this post to help someone.

Do you live in #Wales and want to help shape our campaigning work? Whether you have a diagnosis of #ovariancancer, are a family member or friend of someone affected, or a medical professional – why not get involved?! Sing up now 👉 https://t.co/gtZI7aYO1d

Together, we can ensure everyone diagnosed with ovarian cancer has the best possible chance of survival. (4/4)