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17/04/2023

16/04/2023

“Breathe...we know it's easier said than done, and that's why we're here to help. Try this 1-minute belly breathing technique and let us know how you feel in the comments below. Call us to schedule a stress management consultation at (630) 654-5102. ”

16/04/2023

16/04/2023

Did you know?

The Pap test does not check for ovarian cancer. The only cancer the Pap test screens for is cervical cancer. Since there is no simple and reliable way to screen for any gynecologic cancer except for cervical cancer, it is especially important to recognize warning signs, and learn what you can do to reduce your risk.

Here is what you can do—

Pay attention to your body, and know what is normal for you.
If you notice any changes in your body that are not normal for you and could be a sign of ovarian cancer, talk to your doctor about them.
Ask your doctor if you should have a diagnostic test, like a rectovaginal pelvic exam, a transvaginal ultrasound, or a CA-125 blood test if you have any unexplained signs or symptoms of ovarian cancer. These tests sometimes help find or rule out ovarian cancer.

30/03/2023

Today is National Doctor's Day and I'd like to say thank you to my oncologist and the doctors that worked with him during my surgery and all the way to remission. Thank you, Dr. Guirguis!

29/03/2023

Come walk with Team Gyne Health Awareness as we raise money for Wellness House! If you don't live in the Hinsdale, Illinois, area, you can join the Walk Your Way option. It's $30 to join and children 5 and under are free.

walk.wellnesshouse.org

Click on register for this event.
Choose your desired walk or run.
Choose Join a team.
Search for Gyne Health Awareness.
Click Join!
No worries if you don't want to fundraise. Just click that option.

23/03/2023

Cat is back!! Make sure to stop by The Ladies Room to say hello!
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23/03/2023

Ladies, this is great advice from Chris Evert.

Gyne Health Awareness

Chris Evert, former world No. 1 tennis player and cancer survivor, gave this advice following her personal battle with stage 1C ovarian cancer. After losing her sister to the very same disease, Chris had somewhat of a blueprint for navigating an all too familiar experience.

Dr. Joel Cardenas shared, "the keys to an early diagnosis are keeping up to date with exams and office visits, knowing your family history and having a good relationship with your gynecologist."

FWC celebrates Chris Evert this for her heroic story of survival and advocacy.

Read the full article:
https://es.pn/3YUhsre

21/03/2023

REMISSION is a beautiful word!

16/03/2023

“ is a disease in which tissue that normally lines the inside of the uterus grows outside of it. This condition is associated with a higher ovarian cancer risk. In case you missed it, click https://t.co/v2y6HUcdho to learn about the genetic link between the diseases.”