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I'm going to pet-scan this thursday, and i'm so scared. I don't want to leave my kids. Hope i'm as lucky as this brave woman.

Your beginning sounds similar to the beginning I'm at now. Mine started out with finding cysts and then a tumor on 2 different ultrasounds. Before then I had chronic UTI like symptoms that had me on the couch all day, living on heating pads, basically due to the cramping. Lots of bloating as well. I also was guilty of holding off on going to the appointments due to a lack of trust in our health system where we live, which I know now is no excuse. I finally got sick of how I was feeling and got myself an appointment with a local obgyn, with the encouragement of my husband as well. I came up negative for a UTI or yeast infection, so the nurse practitioner set me up for an ultrasound appointment and an obgyn. The ultrasound showed 2 cysts. One cyst was the size of a softball. Then I met with the obgyn who scheduled me right away for surgery, but also made another appointment for another ultrasound. The second ultrasound showed changes. I had developed a mass and an ovarian torsion. I was told to not wait for the surgery and head straight to the ER. I was terrified, but I was trying to laugh and make jokes with the doctors and my family and pray a lot to try to keep myself from feeling the fear that I felt. I won't mention a lot, but I ended up having to argue with the doctors to get the surgery I needed. My own doctor advocated for me to get it, but the ER doctors were gonna send me back home. I ended up having the surgery though. They fixed the torsion and removed the cyst and mass. The mass, or at least what they said, turned out to be a benign serous cystadenoma. Right now I'm still recovering from surgery, but I am getting a second and possibly 3rd opinion. I don't really know about the results from the ovarian cyst. I don't think they even came back yet. But I'm not gonna lie, this is very scarey. I am not scared of death, but I am scared of the unknown. I'm thankful the first opinion was benign, and I try to focus on that, but again, I don't trust the hospital I had to be at at that time. I am planning on having my specimen sent out to the #1 top cancer center in the entire world, along with a university hospital that is another amazing hospital, and just that overwhelms me. I've never known till now just how scarey it is to have a mass that came from my body, sent out to different hospitals. I still don't know what the future, but I know I have no control over whatever happens. I've learned to be OK with allowing myself to process the fear and I'm learning more to lean into Jesus through this and embrace hope but also prepare for the worst. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm in the USA but maybe 1 day I'll share my story, and that story will be a positive 1.

I remember this came on in the theatre as me and my friends from highschool were just sitting down. We were crying laughing into the first minute of the movie lol

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Great discussion and presentation thank you Ladies 😊I am 37 years old. I was diagnosed and went through the operation LGSOC L4 in August 24. Itnwas successful operation, all was removed. My abdominal wounds has not healed yet therefore my chemo has been delayed till beginning of Dec 24. I am still not convinced about chemo.

Oh, and I've had 4 reoccurances in the past 20 years.

In asked the first chemo nurses "What did indo wrong". That was 20 years ago. Stage 3 C

OMG, it was so amazing but scarey at the same time.

j'espère que vous allez bien maintenant je vous souhaite un bon courage.

May God bless you always. 😢

I like this! While I have man-balls, this issue effects me; because I have a living Mother, three sisters, nieces and great-nieces, and buddies with lady-balls! I remember what a hoot it was learning about ovaries(or lady-balls). Man-balls and lady-balls are equally important and I care! I remember saying, don't let her pretty looks fool you; she's got some brass balls! I'm surprised at how many people don't know that ladies have balls, too! It's just that theirs don't hang out in a sack like Man-balls do! They're inside!

Have women in Canada discovered Jane McLelland's book How To Starve Cancer. Thousands of cancer sufferers throughout the world are learning from and sharing their own experience on her Facebook. Jane's first cancer was in the late 1990's. She has had about 3 serious cancers and today is well and working with the best oncologists and new ideas of treatment. A list of books written by cancer patients who have a different survival story than chemo, surgery, radiation should be given to everyone with a diagnosis because they are inspiring, informative and innovative. Not a diet book, but how to starve the cancer itself from the nutrients it needs.

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I watched this with my cat. Now she thinks she's a film critic.

I agree that surgical menopause needs more attention, and many of us worldwide are pushing for change. :) Thank you for this important conversation! I want to highlight that the 2022 NAMS Statement emphasises individualised HRT, continuing at least until the average age of menopause, (around 52) for early menopause and also states it doesn't need to be routinely discontinued for natural menopause either after 60-65. This means there’s no fixed cutoff date for stopping HRT. Like any medical treatment, HRT should be personalised, considering the unique risks and benefits for each person (Ref: p. 774 & 784, 2022 NAMS Statement).

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How are you now?

What is treatment for ovarian cancer stage 3c. ..is cases my mom. ..

How’s she now

My mother's is stage 3c ovarian cancer, her treatment was only with agent Carboplatin then Topotecan. .. ..no PARP, no Paclitaxel, no surgery, i don't undrstand why, he has a large tumors în his abdomen and metastases ...

Spero che Peggy stia bene adesso

Is she still alive?

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No researchers from Alberta? There are two prestigious universities in Alberta (University of Calgary and University of Alberta) and 3 wonderful cancer centres: Tom Baker Cancer Centre in Calgary, Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton and the Central Alberta Cancer Centre. Why no researchers from Alberta?

Trista was exactly right to go searching on the internet about her cancer. You need to be as knowlegeable as possible, regarding your own cancer. Any doctor who tells you not to research your own cancer, should be discarded. Many drug trials and new treatments, are posted on the internet. Keeping up with that information is a good way to make sure that your doctor is offering you the latest treatments.

Mon premier symptômes était la fatigue et maux de ventre, kyste ovarien de 10cm, opération, puis les analyses, un cancer aux ovaires. Il faut vraiment prévenir, un mal de ventre, faut vraiment faire attention, sans se kyste je n aurait pas pu savoir, il ne faut surtout pas hésiter à être conseiller, en discuter. Mais je garde espoir et me bat, pour ma part c est surtout héréditaire, beaucoup de cancer dans la famille. Courage à tout le monde

Where is the link to those exercises? My hemoglobin is still low after a month since my last chemo. What can I do? Stairs are a killer

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Excellent pédagogue, super. Revenir et parler plus souvent de ce sujet pour sensibiliser encore plus de personnes. Merci!

This was a very information seminar. All women should watch, especially anyone who might have a genetic mutation.

Your video is very beautiful. I like it a lot. I have been trying to talk to you for a long time. I am waiting for your response. Please give me a chance to talk to you🌹

I find her story very inspiring, even in the knowledge that unfortunately Margaret passed away...she managed to treasure her journey even in hardship with grace and acceptance. This is a testament to true character and strength, and clearly an example of a life well spent.

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Its interesting, when I got cancer first time, Ovarian cancer stage 3 B I refused Chemotherapie and I had a recurrence after almost 5 years.

You will be just as happy without winning screaming runny nose and little germ carrier rug rats.

Rest In Peace Margaret.

Excellent presentation and question / answer session! Thanks so much for this recording! 🌹

Women only think about kids instead of saving their life. They have them then cancer comes back and they leave them motherless.

What causes ovarian cancer?

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Fabulous! She is very knowledgeable about complimentary therapies and global research (recent and not so recent). A great webinar! So glad I found it. Any chance of getting PDF of the slides? She had many links for further investigation. Thanks so much!

Is ur cancer terminal.....???

Thank you for sharing your experience. No body talks about those others struggles, that are so heavy and no one gets it.

Stupid doctors