"It's ovarian cancer Debra" are the words ingrained in my mind that I hear over and over. I remember it well because I had worked for an OB/GYN for 10 years. Weekly I would hear patients complaining about abdominal pain, bloating and " just not feeling right" so when my mom called me one day and told me she had these symptoms I knew...I asked her primary doctor to run a CA125 but she refused and stated "just because you worked for a doctor doesn't make you one." Instead she

I am currently 36 years old, and I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer at the age of 25. Although, I would turn 26 ,before I every had my first Chemo. This year I celebrated my 10 year cancerversary in July. It was a milestone for sure, wish I could have really treated myself, if my finances had allowed!!! I often wonder what my life would be like, if I had never been diagnosed, its nonsense really, as there is no going back. But I see people, family, friends, living what we w