Woman gives mo grow the go for Movember Sarah ONeill suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome, side effects of which include weight gain and facial hair. Picture: Movember Source: Supplied A BEARDED woman who has struggled with unwanted facial hair her whole life has finally embraced the mo. Sarah O'Neill, 29, has ditched the razor this month to participate in Movember, raising awareness for testicular and prostate cancers. While it's usually men who sign up for the month-long mo-growing campaign, O'Neill got involved to raise awareness about her own hormonal condition - polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). It's not something to be ashamed of. It's just something that happens," O'Neill, from the United Kingdom, said. I might as well raise money, because it's part of who I am. O'Neill posts regular updates on her Movember page, and has now grown a bushy beard. It's not the first time a woman has joined the Movember campaign, a movement that was first started by a group of friends in Australia in 2003. Sarah ONeill is tired of shaving her face. Picture: YouTube While the guys who participate are dubbed "Mo Bros," their female counterparts are referred to as their "Mo Sistas." Read more at Hull Daily Mail.