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Hannah dismissed her irregular periods as ageing, until tests revealed a rare form of ovarian cancer.
This story
Hannah developed irregular periods after having her daughter, which turned out to be a rare granulosa cell tumour rather than a cyst. After surgery to remove both ovaries, her regular follow-ups lapsed during the pandemic, and years later unexpected bleeding revealed the cancer had returned. Following a hysterectomy and the removal of her spleen, she now manages lifelong monitoring and hormone medication while staying active.
Where you could take it
Join Hannah for a walk and bird feeding to discuss living with lifelong cancer monitoring and learning to listen to your body.
Where it happens
UK
The charity
- Charity: Ovarian Cancer Action
- Registration number: 1109743
- Based in: London, England