December 2, 2014 / admin_nocc / Make A Comment / Personal Stories
Becki was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in May 2005 after surgery to remove tumors from her pelvic area. When the doctor gave us the news, we were all in shock being that we’d never heard the “C” word associated with a family member. The doctor looked at us and said “you all seem to be […]
October 14, 2014 / admin_nocc / Make A Comment / Personal Stories, SHOW & TEAL
I have to say that being diagnosed with Stage 3A Ovarian Cancer this past August was a shock. It wasn’t that I thought I would be immune to Cancer, I just never thought it would be ovarian. Due to a strong family history of Breast Cancer in my family (great-grandmother, mother and aunt), I was […]
September 10, 2014 / admin_nocc / Make A Comment / Personal Stories
The Ovarian Cancer Story of Bonnie (Bryant) Armentrout April 13, 1950 – November 29, 2011 Our sister, Bonnie, the oldest of seven children, and the rock of our family, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in February 2010, two months after we lost our dad to lung cancer. She was under the care of a homeopathic […]
September 2, 2014 / admin_nocc / 1 Comment / Personal Stories
Blessed and beautiful! Brandi Maxiell may be known for her dueling arguments as a reality star on VH1’s “Basketball Wives LA,” but she’s battled a much tougher nemesis and won – that is, ovarian cancer. Today, she’s a wife. A mother. A cancer Survivor. In 2007, Brandi was planning her wedding to NBA player […]
August 11, 2014 / admin_nocc / Make A Comment / Personal Stories, SHOW & TEAL
Initially the only sign and symptom I was exhibiting was going to the bathroom more frequently. I felt like something was pushing on my bladder and making me go to the bathroom several times a day. I had no other signs or symptoms. I had my annual OBGYN examine in late May 2013 and my […]
July 18, 2014 / admin_nocc / Make A Comment / Personal Stories, SHOW & TEAL
I was diagnosed on August 17, 2013 with stage 3C ovarian cancer. I was 44 years old. For at least six to seven months prior to being diagnosed, I had been experiencing many of the “classic” symptoms of ovarian cancer. It started with the digestion of foods that I ate—any food. No matter what I […]