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by Cancer and Fertility UKApril 26, 2017October 2, 2017

Becki Illus-27

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Our NEW CELEBRITY AMBASSADOR: BILLY BILLINGHAM FROM CHANNEL 4’S SAS WHO DARES WINS!

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Thanks for the tag @drzoewilliams ! What do you all think to below? I’ve left my thoughts on @drzoewilliams page with this photo and you can leave your thoughts & ideas too. Also Prof Geeta Nargund from @createfertility was the first health professional to back my campaign in The Mirror/Sun in 2016! 😊🍍💜 #Repost @drzoewilliams with @get_repost ・・・ Should egg freezing be available to single women on the NHS? Let’s discuss!!! 👍🏽 Did you see the article in the @dailymail Mail on Sunday yesterday? See the link in my bio. What are your thoughts? 🤔 Prof Geeta Nargund of @createfertility has written an open letter to health secretary @matthancockmp, putting forward her case for egg-freezing to be partially or full funded by the state (not just NHS), as a means of balancing reproductive inequality for women and ultimately helping the NHS when it comes to IVF costs for those who find themselves struggling to conceive later in life. Let’s discuss #fertility #socialinfertility #eggfreezing #singleparent #singlemum #nhs #healthsecretary #matthancock #dailymail #mailonsunday

Replying to the many lovely messages I didn’t even know I had under feedback that I totally missed on Wordpress for Cancer and Fertility UK!! So sorry but thank you to all of you, those messages really touched my heart knowing I’m doing the right thing as many of us need not just access to fertility preservation but support to help us cope better and then have a better quality of life! I’ll keep pushing for change and hopefully have once less fatigued /run down I can start doing more & blogging/vlogging too! 😉🎗🍍🙌🏻&fertilitynetworkuk @tryingyears

#Repost @k.janeb with @get_repost ・・・ So, lots of friends have been saying recently that I should blog as a result of my group texts about my cancer journey so far (I thought I’d be annoying people but apparently not!!) I was sceptical as initially I thought this should be a private and personal battle but I found that writing was therapeutic and who was I helping if I kept everything to myself? I rarely do anything on my own so I’ve asked @jambob1 to blog with me as a best friend point of view. Here it is, we like it, hope you do too...http://www.ourearlythirties.com @coppafeelpeople @breast_cancer_care @cancer.chicks @cancer_and_fertility_uk @ybcn_uk @facesvoicescancer @cr_uk @macmillancancer #cancersucks #fuckcancer #kaetisarmy #wevegotthis #breastcancerawareness #breastcancer

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