A guest blog post by a Peach Sister.
" I got involved with the photo shoot via a post in WCSUK chat group which said the Eve Apeal were looking for mother and daughters to help with their awareness campaign of gynaecological cancers, so my daughter and I travelled to London on 21st April to their offices in Hammersmith.
They are a small charity with about 6 staff, and we were met by Wesley who introduced us to the photographer JP and his assistant Ryan.
Wesley seems very committed to raising awareness of gynaecological cancers and asked if I would be willing to share my story of womb cancer which I was happy to do.
I was called in for my photo shoot which lasted about 15 minutes then my daughter came in and we had a mother and daughter shoot which again lasted about 15 minutes.
JP was very good as we were both a bit nervous but after a while we started to enjoy it.
We met another lady from Nottingham who was also there to have her photo taken. She had been diagnosed with vulva cancer
The photos and stories will be on their new website in June. We had a good day and hopefully we have helped to raise awareness of gynaecological cancers as when I was diagnosed last year with womb cancer I knew nothing about it."
If you would like to write a piece for the blog then please get in touch by using the contact form.
xx Kaz xx
" I got involved with the photo shoot via a post in WCSUK chat group which said the Eve Apeal were looking for mother and daughters to help with their awareness campaign of gynaecological cancers, so my daughter and I travelled to London on 21st April to their offices in Hammersmith.
They are a small charity with about 6 staff, and we were met by Wesley who introduced us to the photographer JP and his assistant Ryan.
Wesley seems very committed to raising awareness of gynaecological cancers and asked if I would be willing to share my story of womb cancer which I was happy to do.
I was called in for my photo shoot which lasted about 15 minutes then my daughter came in and we had a mother and daughter shoot which again lasted about 15 minutes.
JP was very good as we were both a bit nervous but after a while we started to enjoy it.
We met another lady from Nottingham who was also there to have her photo taken. She had been diagnosed with vulva cancer
The photos and stories will be on their new website in June. We had a good day and hopefully we have helped to raise awareness of gynaecological cancers as when I was diagnosed last year with womb cancer I knew nothing about it."
If you would like to write a piece for the blog then please get in touch by using the contact form.
xx Kaz xx
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