Private Care Case Studies
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Thanks to the second opinion service at The Royal Marsden, Judith avoided having major unnecessary surgery after harmless cysts were misdiagnosed as an ovarian tumour.
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At 28, Laura was enjoying life with her Husband in Gibraltar, where she was working in customer service after moving there from Edinburgh. In March 2019 they’d travelled home to China for a holiday, and so she took the opportunity to have a health check.
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‘Running a half marathon isn’t something you might expect of someone who’s just had breast cancer, but I was keen to get back to doing the things I love.’
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Mr Salem A. Al Nashi, a mechanical engineer from Kuwait, came to The Royal Marsden in October 2018 after being diagnosed with rectal cancer.
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When Melanie was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1995, she says there wasn’t as much awareness or discussion around the disease.
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"I know I'm in the best hands at a leading cancer centre"
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Teacher and blogger Laura discusses her experiences of ovarian cancer, and treatment at The Royal Marsden.
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In June 2016 at 45 years old, healthy, active and enjoying the prime of her life, Shiona Ramage went to get a mole on her back checked out and was diagnosed with melanoma.
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“It’s terrifying to know you have cancer. But being at The Royal Marsden you feel that you are in the right place, surrounded by people who are at the top of their game in the UK, if not the world.”
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Sarah, 44, was diagnosed with stage 3c high grade serious epithelial ovarian cancer in October 2016.