Signature No.	Petitioner	Locality	Opinions
1985.	L.E	Exeter
1984.	M.H	Sutton coldfield
1983.	M.R	Leamington Spa
1982.	V.J.W	Norton, stockton on tees
1981.	O.T	London
1980.	M.C	Kidlington	Uterine preservation should be given top priority for women of all ages, and not just for those that wish to have children. Hundreds of thousands of women suffer from this deteriorating and painful condition, that is highly misunderstood.
1979.	M.L	Norwich
1978.	S.A	Great Sankey, Warrington
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1976.	K	Coventry
1975.	S.R	Powick	Very painful condition that affects quality of life more research would give hope and quicker treatment.
1974.	S	Northampton	L had a uterine fibroids for 7 years but doctors is not very helpful for womens so they should helps us we got problems . l hate the word Hysterectomy. ALL l want family of my owm . so womens should speak up about they health problems. we should get leaflets and talked to someone about they fibroids.
1973.	M.S	Rugby
1972.	M.H	Rossendale	There really does need to more research into fybroids and their symptoms and in particular better training for GP's as I have been trying to get treatment for five years now having been dismissed as them not causing me pain. Or it being IBS or bad period pains or being made to feel a wimp. When they have ruined my life for the last few years. More belief of what patients tell Dr's rather than what the text books tell them is urgently needed.
1971.	L.N	LONDON
1970.	L.B	Sheerness
1969.	S.K	Whitby	Raising awareness and screening is crucial. Having been to the doc 3 times for unexplained weight gain, I am now nursing a very large fibroid mass and trying to carry on as normal. Being told it's just like pregnancy doesn't help the exhausting symptoms or concern about possible options. Everything I've read advocates a hysterectomy, with little or no info about the aftermath. I would like my daughters to be offered screening as they both suffer with heavy periods. Additionally my mum and nana both had polyps and ovarian cancer resulting in hysterectomy . I would be interested to know if I have always been prone to fibroids and if they caused my near fatal placental abruption with my eldest daughter....shouldn't my girls have the benefit of my hindsight in order to keep them safe and healthy. Lots to ask at my appointment next week !!
1968.	C.L	Bletchley
1967.	S.H	Cardiff	I had a complicated csection due to fibroid and now waiting treatment before I conceive again. However with NHS waiting lists I\\\'m not sure I want to hang around.
1966.	I.C	Slough