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Sandra was diagnosed with stage 1 cervical cancer in 2003, aged 58. She had a hysterectomy but, because of complications, also had to have bowel surgery.
Sandra is a separated events organiser (manageress) Ethnic background / nationality: Guyanese
Lynne was diagnosed with CIN3 in 2006, aged 55, and further abnormalities were found at her second follow-up appointment. She was treated firstly by LLETZ and later had a hysterectomy.
Lynne is a debt recovery manager. She is engaged and has two adult children Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Pam had CIN1, which progressed to CIN2. After having a LLETZ in 2008, she was diagnosed with CIN3, aged 38.
Pam is a divorced mother of three and does some voluntary work in her spare time Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Jo was diagnosed with CIN3 in 2001, aged 25, and treated by LLETZ. She was surprised to be treated at her first colposcopy appointment but happy with the care she received. She had CIN3 again in 2007, aged 31, and was treated again by LLETZ.
Jo lives with her partner and is a service delivery operations manager Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Claire was diagnosed with CIN3 in 2008, aged 31. Her smear test results showed abnormalities but her colposcopies showed no abnormalities. She is thinking about participating in a clinical trial on photodynamic treatment for cervical conditions.
Claire is single and works as a surgeon Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Anne Marie was diagnosed with CIN3 in 1995, aged 29. She had a cone biopsy and, shortly afterwards, haemorrhaged and was admitted to hospital for three days. She recovered well but, for some time, felt anxious about having sex and more children.
Anne Marie is a married police officer with two children Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Bev was diagnosed with CIN3 in 2009, aged 33, and treated by LLETZ. She and her husband were unhappy with the care and information she was given when she was first diagnosed, and changed to another hospital and consultant.
Bev and Adam are a married couple. Bev is a sales consultant and Adam is a professional driver Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Colleen was diagnosed with CIN3 in 2009, aged 25, and treated by cone biopsy under general anaesthetic. She was worried about having general anaesthetic and would have liked more information about it.
Colleen is single and works as a producer for the BBC Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Marjory was diagnosed with CIN3 in 1984, aged 39, and treated by cone biopsy. She felt that the treatment had a big impact on her sex life and would have liked more information about the possible effects of treatment at the time.
Marjory is a single teacher with two adult children Ethnic background / nationality: White British
Genevieve was diagnosed with CIN3 in 2000, aged 33, and treated by LLETZ. She had a serious bleed the following day and had a minor operation to treat that. Since then, Genevieve has had two healthy babies, both delivered naturally.
Genevieve is married with two daughters. Ethnic background / nationality: White Irish
