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A WOMAN who was diagnosed with a rare type of ovarian cancer is taking part in this year?s Race for Life event to give-something back following life-saving treatment.
Joanna Reynolds, from Droitwich, was only 27 when she was diagnosed with a type of ovarian cancer that was only treatable with surgery.
Following a life-saving five-hour operation, Ms Reynolds lost both her ovaries and all her eggs.
The 29-year-old?s symptoms began in summer 2011 when she started having stomach pains.
http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/10401993.I_beat_cancer_and_now_want_to_help_others/
Joanna Reynolds, from Droitwich, was only 27 when she was diagnosed with a type of ovarian cancer that was only treatable with surgery.
Following a life-saving five-hour operation, Ms Reynolds lost both her ovaries and all her eggs.
The 29-year-old?s symptoms began in summer 2011 when she started having stomach pains.
http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/10401993.I_beat_cancer_and_now_want_to_help_others/