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• Cancer >> Cervical Cancer >> Age 39-44 >> Interview CC13 >> She explains that the diarrhoea she suffered during external radiotherapy was worth it if it meant getting rid of the cancer.

Diagnosed with cervical cancer (Stage 1B) in 2000. Wertheim's hysterectomy. Both ovaries and some lymph nodes removed. External Radiotherapy (30 sessions), six weeks after her hysterectomy because cancer cells were found in one lymph node.

• Cancer >> Cervical Cancer >> Age 30 & under >> Interview CC14 >> She suffered severe bowel problems and sickness during her radiotherapy for advanced cancer.

Diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer and given a poor chance of survival in 1992. External Radiotherapy followed by Internal Radiotherapy.

• Cancer >> Cervical Cancer >> Age 30 & under >> Interview CC14 >> She explains how she has learnt to cope with long term bowel problems following radiotherapy.

Diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer and given a poor chance of survival in 1992. External Radiotherapy followed by Internal Radiotherapy.

• Cancer >> Cervical Cancer >> Age 30 & under >> Interview CC15 >> She describes the exhaustion, diarrhoea and sore skin she experienced during her external radiotherapy.

Diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer with spread towards stomach and bladder in 2000. Radio-chemotherapy (chemotherapy- cisplatin given one day a week) followed by Internal Radiotherapy (21 hours).

• Cancer >> Cervical Cancer >> Age 30 & under >> Interview CC19 >> She describes feeling discomfort when she woke from her anaesthetic after the rods had been inserted in to her vagina.

Diagnosed with advanced cervical cancer in 2001. Radio-chemotherapy (chemotherapy- cisplatin given one day a week) followed by Internal Radiotherapy (11 hours). Cryo-ovarian preservation operation before treatment started.