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HELPING WOMEN FACE CANCER

In the UK, 18,000 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer every year. This is 53 women diagnosed every day, and 21 of these will die.

GRACE is dedicated to research which will improve the treatment, recovery, and survival rates of women diagnosed with gynaecological cancers. We are currently involved in several projects including investigation of chemotherapy resistant ovarian cancers. The findings of these studies feed into the wider UK network, helping to influence and shape the diagnosis and treatment of these women.

 
 
 
 
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GRACE Sponsors Annual BIARGS Conference
GRACE Sponsors Annual BIARGS Conference

GRACE Chair,  Mr Simon Butler–Manuel and Conference Secretary Dr Kavitha Madhuri hosted the 8th Annual Scientific Meeting of the British & Irish Association of Robotic Gynaecological Surgeons (BIARGS) this year at the University of Surrey.

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GRACE Support National RoboQoL Trial
GRACE Support National RoboQoL Trial

GRACE pump primed the purchase of the first “Da Vinci” robot at the Royal Surrey County Hospital. As a result, since 2010, the team has been offering robotic surgery to patients primarily diagnosed with cancer or the womb or cervix as well as some other cancers.

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GRACE Women: Mary Doris Foot
GRACE Women: Mary Doris Foot

I got involved with GRACE through the founder, Simon Butler Manuel. He gave me some information on the charity and I knew it was something I wanted to be involved with.

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Cervical Cancer Fertility Sparing Treatment
Cervical Cancer Fertility Sparing Treatment

Cervical cancer remains the second commonest cancer in women under the age of 35 in Britain, and so frequently affects young women just at the time that they are considering having a family. 

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A big thank you to @scrumptious_catering_surrey for putting on a gorgeous spread of food for one of our GRACE tea parties 🥂 • Gorgeous flowers were also provided by the talented @saskiafrost 💐 Thank you to all the ladies that came along and made it such a lovely afternoon #GRACEWomen • Photo from: @saskiafrost
It’s #CervicalScreeningAwarenessWeek • Cervical cancer is the most common cancer in women under the age of 35. Early stage cervical cancer may have no symptoms so it is vital you attend your screening. • GRACE founder and Consultant Surgeon in Gynaecological Oncology at the RSCH, Simon Butler-Manuel said: ‘Many young people suffer with embarrassment and hang-ups about their sexuality and body image. If you can, help or encourage any young person you know to have the HPV vaccine and to attend their smear test. It could save their life and those of their children.’ #CervicalScreening
• Vaginal Cancer • Cancer of the vagina is rare, with fewer than 300 women diagnosed each year in the UK. However, it’s important to be aware of the signs to look out for. Symptoms include: - A blood-stained vaginal discharge - Bleeding after sexual intercourse and pain - Blood in the urine, the need to pass urine frequently and the need to pass urine at night - Pain in the back passage (rectum) may occur If you have any of these symptoms, see your GP #vaginalcancer #awareness
A big thank you to all the lovely ladies who gave their time to help at the GRACE fashion show 💫 A special thank you to Lissy’s Boutique who modelled their gorgeous clothing and raised an amazing £761 for GRACE #fundraising
One of our lovely GRACE women Ejay and her gorgeous pup (named Grace after us!) 🐶 • “I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer September 2016 at age 28. It was picked up after a collapse without which it may have gone unnoticed. I am a junior doctor, an elite athlete and take pride in my health so a massive life shock. To be told prognosis may not be good, you may need a hysterectomy, your career in the Army/as a professional cyclist may be over and you need major open surgery, well the cliche it will never happen to you came to mind. All of a sudden life wasn't a guarantee and I was forced to think about mortality before I had even got to the second chapter of my adult life. • Lucky for me my after my surgery and removal of a 1.3kg tumour, I was given the all clear. But a year down the line and I may not have been so fortunate and even with chemotherapy some tumours are resistant. Not everybody gets my fairytale ending. In fact only 1 in 3 women diagnosed with ovarian cancer make it to 5 years after diagnosis.” She was recently awarded UK Armed Forces Sportswoman of the year. A huge achievement and thoroughly deserved #GRACEwomen
A big thank you to everyone who posted their green tokens in the GRACE slot in Waitrose Guildford throughout March. You helped us raise an amazing £479.50! #waitrose
One of our wonderful GRACE women ✨ Pandy will be hosting a Strictly Come Dancing extravaganza this summer with fizz, a two course meal and live entertainment!🥂 Visit our website blog for information on how to get hold of your ticket. Link in bio #dancing #fundraising
GRACE Trustee, Dr Agnieszka Michael, speaking at the opening of the exciting new Health & Aesthetics Clinic in Elstead. We love speaking at events and sharing all the work we do here at GRACE! #awareness
 
 
 
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