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Share The Care - advocating for end of life care that sees the whole story

a collaborative campaign sharing advice, resources and encouragement for healthcare professionals working in palliative or end of life care, on how to best care for end of life patients who have been diagnosed with cancer in or around pregnancy.

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This content is aimed at healthcare professionals working in palliative or end of life care.

A promotional graphic for Cancer Pregnancy Awareness Week (CPAW24). The image features a mother wearing a hijab, smiling while lying on a couch, holding her baby. The scene has a soft purple overlay. Bold white and pink text in the center reads: 'Be Body Aware in pregnancy and beyond.' The Mummy’s Star logo is in the top left corner, along with the tagline: 'Cancer support in & around pregnancy, birth, loss & beyond.' The hashtags #CPAW24 and #BeBodyAware are included at the bottom, emphasizing the campaign’s focus on body awareness during and after pregnancy.

Be Body Aware in pregnancy & beyond​

Highlighting commonly masked cancer symptoms and simple ways for pregnant and post-natal people to stay body aware, through pregnancy and beyond.

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This content is aimed at pregnant, recently pregnant or soon to be pregnant people.

Healthcare Professionals Awareness Week informational graphic. The left side of the image has a purple background with bold dark purple and white text highlighting key takeaways about cancer awareness in perinatal patients. The takeaways include: 'It Could Be You,' 'Refer and Rule It Out,' 'Emotional Support,' and 'Work With Us,' encouraging healthcare professionals to identify symptoms, provide support, and seek training. The right side features a smiling Black male doctor in blue scrubs with a stethoscope around his neck. The bottom of the image includes the Mummy’s Star logo and tagline: 'Cancer support in & around pregnancy, birth, loss & beyond.

Cancer, Pregnancy & General Practice​

Key messages on cancer and pregnancy for all staff working in General Practice.

 

This content is aimed at healthcare students and professionals, particularly working in primary care.

Square graphic with a black woman in nurses scrubs and a mask. Text on top reads: Think. it could be cancer.

Think. It Could Be Cancer

Highlighting obstacles to a cancer diagnosis in and around pregnancy and how to overcome them.

 

This content is aimed at healthcare students and professionals.

A white woman holding a baby to her chest, the baby is breastfeeding. Text on top reads I never thought it could be cancer

I Never Thought It Could Be Cancer

5 mums tell 5 real-life over 5 days, to remind us that cancer can come at the most unexpected time.
 
This content is for everyone.

cancer and pregnancy week promo image 2022

See Me

Highlighting how pregnant and post-natal bodies can mask the symptoms of cancer and the steps professionals can take to diagnose cancer early and accurately in peri-natal patients.

 

This content is aimed primarily at healthcare professionals but is suitable for everyone.

cancer and pregnancy week 2021 promo image

When Cancer Can't Be Cured

Five themes to highlight some of the complexities that can arise after receiving an incurable cancer diagnosis and to help explain the challenges our mums, in this situation, can face.
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This content for everyone.

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