[livingwith]

In 1974, I moved from Boston to “paradise”, Honolulu, Hawaii.
My life was totally changed, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at age 24.
Prior to surgery I was informed chances of having cancer was 1 in million.
My doctors and my family were totally shocked when I was diagnosed with Stage IIIb ovarian cancer The tumor (on both ovaries), were very large, the surgeons were unable to remove the cancer because they were adhered neto the pelvic wall. I was informed i had less than ...Read the full article

[AnnieMetalGirl]

Margee,

God bless you for your fortitude and ability to move forward. Thank goodness you did not just give up with the doctor(s) diagnosis. We have to learn to use our inner strength to survive. You are an example of what we can do to survive.

Hugs,
Annie in TN

[simpkinsj]

You story is just what I needed right now. I am in awe of your strength and endurance. I am waiting to hear if I have ovarian cancer from my doctor and I am a reck. I have been reading things online and the prognosis all looked pretty negative until I read yoru story. I to am a strong woman with alot of love and support and if I need to I will beat this and you reminded of my strenth thank you!
God Bless you