Signature No.	Petitioner	Locality	Opinions
275.	K.G	Dereham
274.	J.C	London	Please put more money into research this problem affects many women and leads to many lost working days and possible job loss because of problems associated with fibroids please help.
273.	G.N	London	I think it is important for the government to fund research into this condition. I have suffered with this and underwent an operation in 2004. The condition has returned and I am facing further surgery again.
272.	C.L	London	I was disappointed that nothing could be done about my fibroid symptoms and pain in the UK. I had private Uterine Fibroid Embolisation treatment in Australia and have not suffered the same extreme pain as a result. The treatment has also allowed me to carry my son full term and have a normal pregnancy. I do not think I would have been able to have a child had I not had the procedure. More research needs to be carried out so that more women like myself are able to reduce or stop the symptoms of fibroids, as well as have the opportunity to have a normal healthy pregancy.
271.	S.T	Pevensey bay
270.	L.N	Rayleigh
269.	P.M	Wimbledon, London	I was only diagnosed with fibroids in February but since I've noticed that's there's so little known about this (I didn't even know they exist, let alone that they affect so many women) I want to see more research done and more education for young people.
268.	H.B	Ripon
267.	M.F.B	Stoke on trent
266.	F.L	Birstall, Leicester	I have recently been diagnosed with fibroids at a private clinic. I am shocked at the lack of advice and information i have been given. I'm having to study and research myself. This subject needs to be taken more seriously and the medical approach by some doctors really needs to be re-addressed.
265.	P.M	Kingsbury	IT'S ABOUT TIME WE HAD A PETITION,PLEASE SHOULD ANYBODY ELSE READ THIS, PLEASE GIVE IT YOUR SUPPORT.
264.	J.B	Glasgow
263.	K.P	Dudley	I am due to have a Hysterectomy next week due to fibroids I am in that much discomfort that I can't wait. I hoped to keep my womb but this was the only option offered and I can no longer put up with feeling this bad.
262.	S	Sittingbourne
261.	C.M	Glasgow
260.	L.R	Alford
259.	S.L	London
258.	S.C	Oakham	Detection and management of fibroids appears to be hit and miss! More research has to be funded to avoid misdiagnosis and to prevent prolonging the misery for sufferers.
257.	V.W	Manchester
256.	K.P	Broadstairs