Signature No.	Petitioner	Locality	Opinions
1818.	F.M	Bishops Itchington
1817.	A.M	Aberdeen	There should be more research and help given to women suffering from fibroid. After episodes of being anaemic and being off work, no one actually diagnosed the fibroids in the Uk. If I had not gone abroad and have the same anaemic attack and seeing an interventionist who diagnosed the fibroids I will still be suffering. Back to the UK an option of watchful waiting was given and at this point the anaemia was accompanied by bladder issues and pelvic pain but no one took any of it seriously. I finally had to go private to be listened to and now I have had a myomectomy done..just recovering from it just now
1816.	K.P	Drumnadrochit
1815.	J.V	Canterbury
1814.	J.J	Lagos	I support
1813.	K.B	Werrington
1812.	I	London	I am 29 years old and was diagnosed with a fibroid a few months ago. My life has been very affected by the side effects.More research into this problem is needed.
1811.	T.W	Branston, Burton on Trent
1810.	S.T	Brentwood	Scarily after a 10 minute consultation the consultant said "let's just take it out" meaning a total abdominal hysterectomy. No other alternatives were even mentioned let alone offered. Really? Why are the alternatives not considered when there are many?
1809.	A.F	Manchester
1808.	A.S	Whalley,nr clitheroe, lancs	Recently been diagnosed with fibroids and would like to have more research
1807.	J.S	Wakefield
1806.	J.F	Warrington
1805.	E.G	Poole
1804.	J	London	Research is essential for fiboids early treatment should be available to avoid problems in later life. I know as up against a brick wallin trying to get diagfnosis for probable cancer in uterus something found but more of less told I am too old to get further than an ultrasound to find out exactly what is wrong more of less told their will be no treatment at all for me because of age though not yet eighty still a viable human being careing for myself. If fibroids had been avoided or removed at an ealy age could be no excuse now for saying lumps in utrus probably fibroids so nothing else offered even though I want to know if I have cancer or not.
1803.	A.M	LONDON	Too many women suffer from fibroids and here must be something else we can do than having a very invasive surgery thx
1802.	J.M	Daventry
1801.	A.R	Cheltenham
1800.	I.B	Cambuslang	This is the condition which has a major impact on women's life (social, work, emotional). It needs to be recognized as such and more research should be undertaken
1799.	J.P	Wembley	This subject needs everyone's support irrespective of gender or race. By helping you are enabling potential new life that is being lost. All the best. Janvi