Written by me:
The Telegraph: My life as a pansexual
Refinery29: I took photographs of 100 vulvas- here’s what I learned
Refinery29: 5 tips for coping with heavy periods
The Debrief: All the things doctors told me before my heavy periods were diagnosed as womb cancer
JoDivine: Getting back into sex after womb cancer
Macmillan Community Board: We Need Help to Live Too
The Eve Appeal #WombWednesday: No age is too young for womb cancer
Huffington Post: 5 ways womb cancer impacted me
Cosmopolitan: My heavy periods turned out to be womb cancer
NetDoctor: Doctors said I was ‘too young for womb cancer’- but they were wrong
Womb Cancer Support UK: The hidden impact of womb cancer
Babe.net: I asked my friends questions about vaginas and realised people have no clue what goes on down there
Macmillan Community Board: Guest Blog Writer- multiple posts
Babe.net: I’m 24 years old and I’ve already started going through the menopause
Featured in:
Refinery29: “I felt my body was wrong”: The women who don’t get periods
Refinery29: A 26 year old womb cancer survivor on how to spot the symptoms
Sheerluxe: Everything you need to know about having a hysterectomy
The Daily Star: This common thing could be a sign of uterine cancer- here’s what to look for
Jo Divine: Enjoying sex after cancer for young people
Jo Divine: Enjoying sex after womb cancer
GRACE: Coverage in the media, #My Gynae Month 1, #My Gynae Month 2, #My Gynae Month 3
Broadly: What It’s Like to Lose Your Fertility to Uterine Cancer In Your 20s
Greater Manchester Cancer Vanguard Innovation, featured cancer champion: The thought that just one person might go to their GP because of something I’ve written makes it worthwhile
My story was shared in all of the major national papers, including: The Independent, The Sun, The Mirror, The Manchester Evening News, The Daily Mail
I have also appeared on BBC5Live and the Victoria Derbyshire show, speaking about young women’s gynae cancer and its impact.
Young, Wild and Fibroblastic 