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JANE
Jane was a busy mum, a wife and a full-time nurse, and like so many women, she initally put her symptoms down to work, family and everyday life.
It was only when Jane discovered a lump on her vulvar that she sought medical advice. She was diagnosed with vulvar cancer, beginning a journey of surgery, hospital visits and uncertainty.
Looking back, Jane wishes she had recognised her symptoms sooner. And when she began talking about her diagnosis, she discovered just how little many people knew about vulvar cancer.
Jane is sharing her story because awareness can save lives.
This Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month, your gift can help carry Jane’s message further and bring more attention, more research and better outcomes for women with gynaecological cancers.
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Too many women in Australia are dying from gynaecological cancers
Today, 22 women will be diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer in Australia and New Zealand.
8 women lose their life to a gynaecological cancer every day.
Over 55% of gynaecological cancer diagnoses are rare or less common, often leaving patients with limited or no treatment options.
You can fund the work to prevent it
Your gift could change the outcome for thousands of women
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