Sue Vincent, ovarian cancer survivor, at The Discovery Club annual reception
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2018
- Sue Vincent spoke at the 2017 annual Discovery Club reception, and gave a moving account of her personal battle with ovarian cancer and her olaparib treatment. Find out more and join The Discovery Club: www.icr.ac.uk/discoveryclub
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My mother have ovarian cancer stage 4 thank you 🙏 for testimony god bless bless all those ppl going same journey
God bless you sweetheart my mom have ovarian cancer stage 4 I hope one day my mom have same chance like 👍 my my lord bless and protect you
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My mom passed away from ovarian cancer in 2016. she was diagnosed in 2007 and fought for 8 yrs.
We're very sorry to hear this Pallavisree ❤ Sending you and your family our best wishes, ICR.
How did she last that long
Hello, did your mom have any debulking surgery and chemotherapy??
Lovely testimony
Brilliant speech ❤
Powerful presentation. Thank you. You have given me hope as I continue my battle with stage 3C Ovarian.
We're sorry to hear about your diagnosis, Joanna. Sending you our best wishes for your treatment, ICR ❤
Hey hi can u tell me the treatment plans
How are you doing today? God bless you
Hello ma'am, have you taken olaparib tablet for 7 long years to stay in remission
Is she still alive
How is she doing
Hi ICR - Thank you for sharing this testimony. What is the drug that Sue was on?
Hi Shashi, the drug that Sue's on is olaparib, also called by its brand name Lynparza. It is a treatment for some people with ovarian cancer who have mutations in their BRCA genes. The ICR's Professor Johann de Bono's group led on the development of this PARP inhibitor drug, that is now approved based on our work for the treatment of ovarian cancer. We hope this helps. Best wishes, ICR.
I am on Zejula, also a parp inhibitor. I have a BRIP-1 gene mutation. This gives me hope. I am one year out from chemo/surgery.
I have a low grade stage 2A ovarian cancer.Is there any chances of survival?
Hi Megha,
Thank you for getting in touch and we're sorry to hear about your diagnosis. We can't provide information on individual diagnoses, so we'd recommend speaking to your GP or oncologist who'll be able to help.
Sending you our very best wishes, ICR.
Yes megha, your chances of survival is 💯😊. What is the treatment u r taking
What causes ovarian cancer,?
Hi Esmeralda, there are some factors that can increase your risk of developing ovarian cancer. Having one or more risk factors doesn't mean that you will definitely get ovarian cancer. You can find out what these risk factors are on the Cancer Research UK website here: www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer/ovarian-cancer/risks-causes We hope this helps. Best wishes, ICR.
Drug trial worked. So what is that drug that worked. Most imp info missing from your talk??
Hi, Sue's referring to the drug, olaparib - the discovery and development of which was underpinned by research at the ICR. You can read more here: www.icr.ac.uk/news-features/latest-features/our-research-impact-parp-inhibitors We hope this helps. Best wishes, ICR.
Is she ok now
Hi Mere, Sue is doing well, thank you for asking. Sending you our best wishes, ICR.
Miracle
is CA 125 level 40 cancer
Hi, thank you for reaching out. At the ICR, we undertake cancer research and cannot provide advice or diagnoses for individual experiences. If you're at all worried about potential symptoms, we'd recommend speaking to your GP who will be able to help. Sending you our best wishes, ICR.
It’s a guide but not a true screening. They don’t have a true screening sadly. My CA levels and on a more sensitive test were good and normal. Nonetheless when a large cyst was removed cancer found, originating from Fallopian tube, with spec hitting two lymph nodes. ALL of it endo related. Perhaps in future screening can tie into better care for endo sufferers which was my entire menstrating life.