Signature No.	Petitioner	Locality	Opinions
554.	C.L	Bath	I am shocked by the lack of adequate research into cause of fibroids, treatments available and the number of hyterectomies performed due to fibroids.
553.	L.C	WATFORD	I have just been diagnosed with fibroids so any improvement in R&D for this miserable problem would be fantastic.
552.	C.H	Surbiton	I have suffered from fibriods twice and the effects of heavy periods & the pain they cause is frustrating, emabarrassing & debilitating. As a professional woman living with the anxiety of this condition each month, getting effective treatments can transform your life and make it normal again.
551.	S.W	Highworth
550.	F.S	London
549.	C.T	Tollerton
548.	M.S	Nantwich
547.	S.G	Sheffield
546.	M.A.M	Llantrisant	I think it is important to get enough researh into fibroids that help us understand and treat this condition better for the benefit of all.
545.	M.S	London
544.	J.G	Glasgow	For ladies who have not had children, there needs to be more options than a hysterectomy. I have this condition as well as Stage 4 Endometriosis - it is debilatating.
543.	V.D	Darlington	Gynaecologists should be given definitive guidelines/or legislation should be made, to ensure that treatment options are discussed at time of diagnosis. All NHS Trusts should ensure they have the qualified personnel to deliver all treatment options locally, especially embolisation.
542.	A.J	Enfield	As I have been suffering with very large fibroids for over 30 years I fully support this campaign to raise awareness and campaign for further fibroid research in this area.
541.	A....K	LONDON
540.	L.C	Bracknell
539.	L.C	Rickmansworth
538.	S.S	Newcastle upon Tyne
537.	A.C	Bournemouth	I support this peition as I was forced in to an unwanted hysterectomy at the age of 43, whilst a single parent of a 3yr old who still needed lifting. The impact of this was devastating for myself and my child. I was given a re-section which failed, making my symptoms much much worse, which then left me requiring a hystrectomy. At no time was I told of alternative treatments such as myomectomy, tailored ablation, or uterine artery embolisation. The NHS HAS TO STOP PRESSURING WOMEN IN TO HYSTERECTOMY as a treatment for fibroids.
536.	H.A	Kenton
535.	A.F	Edinburgh