Hi All, I'm signed up to be part of this study - the researcher leading the work, Pauline, seems really lovely and is really keen to get enough patients to take part to really help make things better for patients in the future.
Personally, although the study won't directly change my treatment or physically fix any of my PRD symptoms post treatment, I've found that talking with other people (medics and patients) who understand what this kind of brachytherapy entails has helped me process and deal with the trauma a lot, and the idea of being able to try to improve things for others in the future gives me a sense of contributing and purpose coming out of it all.
Hi Nerual_W Thanks so much for your comment. It's really good to hear that taking part in research is helping you to process your experience.
I just wanted to pop the information about our monthly Chat Together support group if you would like join us and chat with other people with PRD. The next meeting is tomorrow at 7pm(GMT).
Hi, I received Brachytherapy in November 2020. To be honest my life has not been the same since my Cervical Cancer diagnosis and treatment. Thankfully I was stage 2, so caught early but the impact on my health since has been life changing.I would be interested in finding out more and talking to others about their experiences. Kerry
Hi Summerhome please contact the researchers if you would be interested in taking part.
I just wanted to let you know that we also hold a monthly Chat Together on Zoom if you would like to chat with other people with PRD. The next meeting is tomorrow at 7pm(GMT).
Hi Zigoin As far as I understand the researchers are looking for people who have been treated for cervical cancer but you are more than welcome to check with them, if you are interested in taking part.
Hi Sarah, if you are doing research with people who had Brachytherapy between 10-20 years ago I would love to be involved. I am still traumatised- mentally and physically from that- but doing ok of course . I think it brought on my PRD. I live in Australia.
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