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A Voice for Change

Changing the landscape for women with Gynaecological, Sexual and related Mental Health Issues

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Grayland’s Women’s Mental Health Day Moulin Rouge GYN display

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Gynaecological Awareness Day quilts from WA Quilters

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Look at these amazing pieces of art created by WA Quilters for the Moulin Rouge Gynaecological Awareness Day which some were donated to King Edward Memorial Hospital and  to GAIN Inc.

          

King Edward Memorial Hospital International Gynaecological Awareness Day

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International Gynaecological Awareness Day 2017 event at King Edward Memorial Hospital:

A wonderful display at King Edward Memorial Hospital for women in Western Australia where I was invited to be one of the judges. Just imagine how it would feel for the women undergoing GYN health surgery to see the fun displays to help them heal better.

Great to see GAIN Inc. and Perth Sisterhood Support group collaborating with a display in foyer of the Hospital.

I had the privilege of donating quilts and wall hangings kindly created by WA Quilters Assoc.

I also, want to highly commend the artist from the Genetics department who created this magnificent poster.

 

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Sisters on Steel Motor Cycle Women’s Group International Gynae Awareness Day event

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It would be great if you could join in the fun and meet up after the rally at Ravenswood Hotel Saturday 9 September to help support the Gynaecological Awareness Day.

 

Regional Voices Gynaecological Awareness interview

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Great to be able to share my message to the Rural Community on Regional Voices radio:  https://regionalvoices.podbean.com/e/survivor-of-gynecological-cancer/

She will grow up in a Viva La Vulva generation

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I just had to share this comment received recently with pride:

“I don’t have any children of my own but I have a niece who is almost two and I want to support her development as she grows to understand her body. At the moment we use the word ‘fla fla’ because it’s easier for her to pronounce, but as her speech develops more, fla fla will turn into vulva. She will grow up in a viva la vulva generation. I could honestly never express my gratitude enough to Kath. Because of her, this little girl will be growing up gynae-aware.”