Ovacome 2009 Christmas cards now available at:
http://www.ovacome.org.uk/
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Ovacome in the pressUpdated about 3 months ago
The Ovarian Cancer UK Consensus StatementCreated on October 24, 2008 at 6:45am
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Ovacome - The Ovarian Cancer Support Network One of Ovacome's Regional Ovarian Cancer Co-ordinators, Penny Lang, speaks to the Daily Mail about her ovarian cancer journey.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
How a cruel miscarriage revealed Penelope had a cancer that kills thousands of women every year.
Ovacome - The Ovarian Cancer Support Network David Lammy MP sends Ovacome a message of support for our 2009 Members' Day.
Janet Silvester I've voted for Ovacome on the Mashable 2009 open web awards, please do likewise, especially if you know someone who has had ovarian cancer. My auntie Lesley Simpson died with this awful disease.
Ovacome - The Ovarian Cancer Support Network Please nominate Ovacome for 'Best Non-Profit Use of Social Media' at the Mashable 2009 Open Web Awards! Thank you!
Ovacome - The Ovarian Cancer Support Network Ovacome's Autumn / Winter 2009 newsletter is now available to download. Like a copy through the post? Sign up for FREE Ovacome membership!
Source: www.ovacome.org.uk
Here you can browse copies of our regular newsletter, view pictures from Ovacome member events, fundraising actvities and press stories in our galleries, read real-life stories from other women coping with ovarian cancer (and send us your own), and participate in the forum.
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Ovacome's
2009 Christmas cards are now available! Have a look at our three new
designs here. Packs of 2008 designs also available at reduced prices
while stocks last!
Source: www.ovacome.org.uk
Each design is printed on high-quality card stock and comes in a pack of ten with matching white envelopes. Clearly marked on the back that it is sold in aid of Ovacome. All money raised from the sale of these cards will go towards supporting women with ovarian cancer.
Sandhy
hello. where can we find an up to date list of upcoming events that support ovacome? could you start inviting us all to events using the Facebook 'event' thing? I always seem to see them after thay've happened [this may just be because I am not looking in the right place mind you!]
thanks
Morgan Rasnake my friends mother recently passed from ovarian cancer..... it truly is hard to cope with
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Ovarian cancer event held by 1230 The Women’s Company to raise awareness. The event which took place on September 25 raised £600 which will go to charity Ovacome.
Thank you 1230! http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/466974
Source: www.newsshopper.co.uk
AN EVENT has been held to raise awareness about ovarian cancer.
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From April 2008, CEO of Ovacome Louise Bayne and Professor Ian Jacobs weigh up the pros and cons of raising ovarian cancer symptom awareness. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_an
Source: www.timesonline.co.uk
Ovarian cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women in the UK, after breast, bowel and lung. Each year, there are around 6,600 new cases. Only one in ten of those women will survive.
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Almost 40% of British people would put off seeing a doctor about
suspected cancer symptoms because they did not want to bother them,
according to a survey to be presented today. http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/o
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
Ovacome - The Ovarian Cancer Support Network Ovacome's telephone support line is open 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday, but did you know that you can also get support and information via email? Just email us at support@ovacome.org.uk and one of our support line nurses will reply. All emails are treated as confidential and you do not have to give us any identifying details about yourself.
Ovacome - The Ovarian Cancer Support Network Over 2,000 fans, wow! Welcome all! Please get in touch if there is anything we can do for you.
Steve Its nearly 3 months since our dearly loved mother passed away , 8.7.09..... we must together we stand and find a cure!!!!!!!!........
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