Women on the Isle of Man have joined forces to learn more about gynecologic cancers.
Yesterday was Womb Cancer Awareness Day - to mark the occasion cancer survivor MeShell Berry ensured Island ladies were equipped with potentially life-saving information.
She was diagnosed with the disease in October last year and says she believes many women are too embarrassed to talk about changes in their body:
Her fundraising and awareness event - which was held at Keyll Darree - was raising money for The Eve Appeal and Manx Cancer Help.
MeShell says the most important thing is to get people talking:
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