A bus crossing on Mull: consent, communication, and the missing hormonal continuum

Vicky Jo Varner

doi:10.1080/20533691.2026.2701000

July 22, 2026Post Reproductive Health

A bus crossing on Mull: consent, communication, and the missing hormonal continuum

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The aim is to examine the experiences of consent and hormonal changes after surgical treatment for endometrial cancer.
Personal narrative detailing experiences after laparoscopic surgery for endometrial cancer.
Reflection on communication related to surgery and consent.
Exploration of hormonal effects post-surgery.
Highlighted the complex feelings surrounding consent and communication during surgical treatment.
Noted the absence of discussion regarding hormonal changes after surgery.

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Personal narrative explores consent and hormonal effects post-surgery in endometrial cancer treatment, suggesting deeper implications.

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Seven weeks after my surgeon removed my uterus and ovaries to treat my endometrial cancer with laparoscopic surgery, I was on the upper deck of a tour bus crossing the Isle of Mull. Gazing out the ...

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