Just diagnosed with a gynae cancer? Start here.
A gynae cancer diagnosis brings a flood of new words, new people and big decisions, often in a ten-minute appointment. This free short guide helps you get your bearings and walk into your next appointment feeling more prepared.
What's inside
A short, practical guide to help you find your feet
Who's who in your gynae cancer team, and who to call
What the words mean: type, stage, grade and your pathology report
The questions worth asking, including the ones people often miss
Getting ready for surgery, and looking after yourself
Trusted places to find help, including in the North East
A Free Guide from Side by Side
Just diagnosed with a gynae cancer? Start here.
A short, practical guide to help you get your bearings and walk into your next appointment feeling more prepared.
Free Guide
Just Diagnosed? Start Here.
A short guide for newly diagnosed women
by Rachel Mugnai, CNS
What's inside
- Who's who in your gynae cancer team, and who to call
- What the words mean: type, stage, grade and your pathology report
- The questions worth asking, including the ones people often miss
- Getting ready for surgery, and looking after yourself
Written by a specialist gynae cancer nurse
Rachel Mugnai
I'm Rachel Mugnai, an NMC-registered Specialist Cancer Nurse and former gynae-oncology clinical nurse specialist. I've spent more than 25 years walking alongside people through diagnosis, treatment and life after cancer, and I want everyone to feel prepared, heard and supported.