Erin Barrett asks for just 15 seconds of your time to raise awareness about ovarian cancer

35-year-old mother of two - who lost her ovaries and endured chemotherapy after diagnosis of the disease in September - wrote a post on Facebook on December 23 to help raise awareness about the devastating inhabitant of the disease. Vancouver urged women to discuss ovarian cancer with family and friends, and check for symptoms.

Take 15 seconds is all you need to say two or three women in his life for the symptoms. This could be your wife, your mother, your sister, your daughter - every woman you care about.At contracted position, Barrett - working for social shopping program - charity linked to cancer ovarian cancer used to be one of its customers ('I know, shock coincidence,' he said wryly) .Hotel position if shares 250 000 times, and many Facebook users more praise my message.It Barrett made a kind little anxious to put it to the public, like that », said.But felt' responsible 'morals and ethics to send the disease because he feels fortunate to have been diagnosed in the first stage - most womendon’getthediagnosisuntilstagethreeorfour,whenit’softetoolate.Shewasdiagnosedearlybecauseshewasin“overwhelmingpain”duringhersecondpregnancy, so your doctor ordered a few scans. September 21 volume which was 'more than a volleyball '.Tria days gave his daughter Edie, eliminating Barrett left ovary, fallopian tubes and the answer is almost 3kg tumour.In overwhelming support from the community of Facebook, Ms. Barrett wrote a place even yesterday, stating that it has just undergone their last chemotherapy session.I received by women around the world and history themselves and my symptoms have been recognized. Hundreds of women have made to the doctor. I can not imagine anything better. Well, do not get cancer, that would be better. But even if the woman can get early diagnosis, everything will be 100 booths. Problem hair and everything, 'the wrote.I I send appreciation, my love and my hope that you and your family for 2016 is healthy and happy. While it has completed a course of chemotherapy, Ms. Barrett will begin radiation therapy in January to provide thecancerhasn'tspread.changes your menstrual bleeding pattern or after menopause or pain during sex.If these symptoms are new to you , or the last four weeks to make an appointment with your doctor. Having these symptoms does not necessarily mean that you have cancer, but it is better to have a try.