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Speaking Out for Those Who Can’t | Meet an Advocate Leader
In 2005, Denise Lobodinski’s sister Renee was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of 47. That same year, their father was diagnosed with prostate cancer…
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Your story matters. And it could make all the difference in someone’s life. Whether advocating on Capitol Hill, being there for someone who is newly diagnosed, or ensuring that the medical professionals of tomorrow are well-versed in diagnosing and treating ovarian cancer, learn how you can get involved.
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Raising Awareness of the Unseen, Giving Voice to the Unheard | Survivor Stories
The world works in ironic and sometimes painful ways Yvette Jives, a nurse and social worker in North Carolina, has spent a lifetime helping others…
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Action Alert: Help Ensure Patients Can Afford Their Lifesaving Therapies
When a person is diagnosed with ovarian cancer, their whole world is often turned upside down. As they work to overcome that diagnosis…
