Robin Quivers has been diagnosed with a rare, advanced form of endometrial cancer (cancer of the lining of the uterus), specifically stage 3C endometrial cancer. This form of cancer began in endometrial tissue but had spread within her pelvis by the time it was discovered.

What kind of cancer it is

  • Robin Quivers’ illness is described as endometrial cancer, which is a cancer that starts in the endometrium, the lining of the uterus.
  • In her case, it was a rare, stage 3C form, meaning the disease had spread to nearby lymph nodes and organs in the pelvic area.

How it was discovered

  • Quivers first experienced symptoms such as difficulty urinating and fatigue, which led to imaging and further testing.
  • Doctors eventually found a large, grapefruit-sized mass involving multiple organs in her pelvic region, traced back to endometrial tissue.

Treatment and current status

  • She underwent a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus), followed by chemotherapy and radiation over many months.
  • After an initial remission, reports indicate that the cancer later recurred, and she has received additional therapies, including immunotherapy, but continues to work and has publicly spoken about “living with” endometrial cancer for over a decade.

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