As Cervical Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, we encourage you to continue spreading awareness about cervical cancer prevention. Join us as we revisit episodes from the GOSH Podcast that bring together powerful personal stories and advances in cervical cancer prevention research:
Ashley Greer on “Empowered Through Adversity – A Cervical Cancer Journey”
In this episode of the GOSH Podcast, host Carly returns to speak with Ashley Greer, a resilient cervical cancer survivor and passionate advocate. Diagnosed in late 2023, Ashley shares her powerful story of navigating treatment—including chemotherapy, radiation, and multiple surgeries—and how she found strength and purpose through it all. Now cancer-free, Ashley is on a mission to raise awareness about early detection and inspire others with her experience of life after cancer. Tune in for an honest, moving, and empowering conversation.
Nicole Keay on “Navigating Fertility as a Cervical Cancer Survivor: A Journey of Loss and Hope”
In the last episode of Season 3 of the GOSH podcast, we are honored to have our co-host Nicole Keay sharing her fertility journey as a cervical cancer survivor. Nicole shares her personal experiences with fertility loss and the challenges she had to navigate along the way. Nicole takes us on a heartfelt journey sharing her decision-making process, shedding light on the financial and legislative aspects of surrogacy and egg donation in Canada. Nicole provides valuable tips and resources for others facing similar situations. Join us for this inspiring episode as Nicole’s story offers hope and resilience on the path to parenthood.
Kristy Browne on “Taking the Steps Towards Cervical Cancer Elimination”
On this episode, we are joined by Kirsty Browne, a cervical cancer survivor. She was diagnosed at age 26 shortly after requesting an unplanned screening test. After successful cancer treatments, she has been cancer-free for five years and now has a four-year-old boy! Through her story, Kirsty hopes to empower and encourage women to get their regular screening tests for cervical cancer.
Dr. Marion Saville on “Equitable Access to Cervical Cancer Testing”
On this episode, we are joined by Dr. Marion Saville, Executive Director of the Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer and Executive Producer for the Conquering Cancer impact film. Dr. Saville discusses the progress made to increase access to cervical cancer testing in underserved and lower-income communities around the world.
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