In The Media
BBC News South
To mark the occasion of International Women's Day, BBC South spoke to Felicity about her goal to row across the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Mothership complete 'magical' 40-day Atlantic Ocean crossing
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Mum-of-three Felicity kept on needing the toilet before devastating diagnosis
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Oxford mum diagnosed with cancer after having bowel issues during Atlantic row now in recovery
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Meet Felicity Ashley: a woman taking on a 3,000 mile Atlantic row with all-female crew
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‘The Buffalo Sessions’ podcast featuring Felicity and covering the lessons learned over a rollercoaster couple of years.
Jack FM radio interview
Felicity spoke to Jordan at Jack FM about how the charity, Occtopus, Oxford Colon Cancer Trust helped her through her journey to recovery.
Occtopus - Oxford Colon Cancer Trust
Following her own diagnosis of bowel cancer, and successful treatment last year, she is delighted to be supporting the Oxford Colon Cancer Trust (Occtopus - Oxford Colon Cancer Trust), a local charity which funds research and equipment to advance the treatment of colorectal cancer.
Occtopus was an early funder for the equipment used in her surgery - a robotic anterior resection - a (relatively!) minimally invasive procedure which meant she could be up on her feet and back to doing the things she loves really quickly afterwards.
Through sharing her story, she hopes to be able raise awareness (and money) for Occtopus so that they can continue their work to improve treatment outcomes for people like her, as well as raising awareness of the symptoms of bowel cancer.
You can find a link to her story on the Occtopus website here, as well as a link to her Occtopus JustGiving page below.
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