DES Justice UK: Exeter Research Systematic Review

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Dear {{Recipient.FirstName}} {{Recipient.LastName}},

On Wednesday this week, one of our Campaign Directors, Susie Martin, appeared on ITV’s Good Morning Britain to discuss her experiences following DES exposure in utero. 

Susie did an incredible job of not only discussing her own experiences, but raising awareness around the experiences of the group as a whole, and the importance of our campaign’s aims of awareness, screening, and accountability. She was joined by medicines regulation expert, Sonia, McLeod, who echoed the importance of these objectives. 

You can watch Suzie's appearance using the link below.


Exeter Research Systematic Review

ITV have also written about the systematic review into the health impact of DES being carried out by Exeter University.

The review will identify any gaps in research, by looking at previous research projects into DES and by talking to those who were exposed about their experiences. You can read the project summary here, and find out more information about getting involved by emailing R.S.Whear@Exeter.ac.uk.


Staying Connected

The Facebook group DES Daughters and Sons Support Group UK is live and active. You can join here or via the button below.

The group has been created by the incredibly brave Suzanne, who talked about her lifetime of destructive health problems as a result of her mother being prescribed DES for an ITV News documentary.

You can watch this video message from Suzanne, who shares her hopes for the Facebook group and why she encourages you to join. This is a safe, private space for those affected by DES to chat privately and share experiences. To be clear, the group is not run by Broudie Jackson Canter. This is a separate safe space ran by Suzanne to help connect DES Daughters and Sons.   


You can get in touch with us at DESJustice@broudiejacksoncanter.co.uk. 

I am helped on the DES inbox by Gabriel, Sorcha, and Laura. They all are passionate about this campaign and your information is dealt with in the strictest of confidence. Information can be overwhelming, so please take care of yourself and step away if you need to do so.

In solidarity,

Clare (Partner)

                                                           
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