Main content
'There is no screening service for this - it doesn't have to be a death sentence'
Natalie Cairns, who had her first diagnosis of ovarian cancer when she was just 28 - and pregnant - got help with dealing with it from a charity in England.
Most of the 165 women diagnosed each year in Northern Ireland are older, but she's keen to help all women understand the warning signs - as there is no screening programme.
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from The Mark Patterson Show
-
![]()
Derry tour guide Garvin Kerr hangs up the 'yellow jacket'
Duration: 19:25
-
![]()
The Whole Tribe Sings perform live for The Mark Patterson Show
Duration: 20:22
-
![]()
Mark Patterson meets Eamonn McCann
Duration: 19:07
-
![]()
Derry's greenways - a shared space for cyclists and walkers?
Duration: 14:41
