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24.01.2022 Guys Don’t keep putting it off and putting your head in the sand!! #takecontroldontletitcontrolyou Covid is allowing most doctor appointments to be taken over the phone so why wait make that call and first step in getting checked out. Know your family history and the signs ... #checkyournuts #checkyourgenes #previvor #previvor_australia #septemberprostatecancerawarenessmonth #beBRCAware #unBRCAble

23.01.2022 The way I & my family found out came as one huge shock but, to have been given ‘a heads up’ changes your and puts you in control and driver seat! I personally have undergone 3 major surgeries over the last 10months for risk reducing prevention and haven’t looked back! #bebrcaaware #imbrcapositive #brca1 #preventioniskey #previvor #previvor_australia #checkyourgenes ... #prostatecancerawareness #pancreaticcancerawareness #ovariancancerawareness #breastcancerawareness

20.01.2022 Celebrating being a Previvor on National Previvor Day

20.01.2022 Early detection is at your fingertips alright! Don’t let Covid deter you from speaking with a doctor! #previvor_australia #previvor #earlydetection

20.01.2022 October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Here is a self-check guide or your doctor can assist. Remember Breast cancer affects both men and women. Don’t wait, get the conversation started And just ensure you’re checking regularly.... #breastcancerawareness #earlydetectioniskey #previvor #previvor_australia

19.01.2022 Celebrating National Previvor Day coming up soon, Wednesday 30 September and today being the start of NHBOC Day, National Hereditary Breast & Ovarian Cancer Week #knowyourgenes #previvor #previvor_australia #nationalprevivorday #nhboc

18.01.2022 September was Prostate Cancer Awareness month! Get the conversation started! You should be checking regularly.. #prostatecancerawareness ... #earlydetectioniskey #previvor #previvor_australia See more

17.01.2022 #sretanuskrs #happyeaster

16.01.2022 #meaningfullife #mantra #previvor #previvor_australia

15.01.2022 #lestweforget #wewillrememberthem #anzacday2021

12.01.2022 Happy Friday #bethesunshineinsomeonesday @joesfruitworld

11.01.2022 I’m a ‘Previvor’, Choosing health and life-over anything else opting for risk reducing preventative surgery for Breast Cancer. This affects both men and women! From an incidental finding to testing positive, My first breast surgery was June 2020 then second surgery August 2020. I feel so empowered and haven’t looked back, I mean who would knowing very well I was a walking time bomb with 94% chance of getting breast cancer to now having this reduced down to 4% thanks to my pre...ventative surgery. I carry the BRCA1 gene mutation! You don’t realise how lucky we are living in Australia with our medical system and options along with our amazing surgeons and hospitals #thankyou #forevergrateful #checkyourgenes #previvor #previvor_australia #earlydetectionsaveslives #knowyourfamilymedicalhistory #brca1positive #brcastrong #brcasisterhood #brcapositive #breastcancerawareness #cancerawareness

09.01.2022 #straightenthatcrown #crownjules

08.01.2022 **September, Ovarian Cancer Awareness month** A year ago I found out from an incidental finding in my daughter to testing positive myself to carrying the BRCA1 gene mutation and so my journey begins What is BRCA1?... **This fact sheet contains general information. Each person should be referred to a genetic service for further information and advice about what a faulty BRCA1 gene means for them** Key Points; -Women with a faulty BRCA1 gene have an increased chance of developing breast and ovarian cancer. -Men with a faulty BRCA1 gene have a slightly increased chance of developing prostate and breast cancer. -Men and women can be referred to a genetic service where experts can provide information, support and advice about their chance of developing cancer and the option of genetic testing. What is a faulty BRCA1 gene? BRCA1 is a ‘cancer protection’ gene that helps to protect against breast, ovarian and prostate cancer. Everyone has two BRCA1 genes (one from their mother, and one from their father). If one of the genes is not working, this is known as having a faulty BRCA1 gene, or having a BRCA1 mutation. For further information please visit; https://www.eviq.org.au//3426-facts-for-people-and-familie 4/11/2019, I underwent (day surgery), risk reducing preventative ‘Ovarian Cancer’ surgery removing both of my ovaries and falopian tubes called ‘bilateral salpingo oophorectomy’. #brca1 #ovariancancerawareness #previvor #previvor_australia #preventativesurgery #riskreducingsurgery #getyourpapsmeardone #myjourneybegins #girlboss #checkyourgenes #eviq #genetictesting #eviqaustralia #earlydetectionisatyourfingertips

01.01.2022 October is Breast Cancer Awareness month! Get the conversation started as both Men and women can get it. You should be checking each month by doing a self-check or get your doctor to do it, just ensure you’re checking regularly. #breastcancerawareness ... #earlydetectioniskey #previvor #previvor_australia See more