It’s May, and for anyone with ovarian cancer, May 8th is a special day. In 2013, May 8th was declared World Ovarian Cancer Day. On this day, ovarian cancer organizations from around the world united to educate their communities about ovarian cancer and its...
In 2013, Angelina Jolie had a double mastectomy, largely based on the results of genetic testing, and the world started talking about BRCA genes. While awareness is good, education is better – getting the RIGHT information to the RIGHT people. I had genetic...
Ok. Let’s imagine that YOU have cancer. You find a good doc, show up for treatments and fight through the side effects. But what else do you do? How would you take care of yourself? Are you imagining heathy meals, daily exercise and meditation? Lots of green...
You know what we don’t talk about enough? Caregivers. Because listen, none of us would be where we are without them. So today, a big shout-out to all of you. I recently interviewed 3 caregivers. Dick, Dara and Dana. Nope, I didn’t choose just people with D names. That...
I think as long as it’s January, we can still say Happy New Year so Happy New Year! I don’t know about you, but for me, the holidays can be difficult in so many ways. You see people you haven’t seen in a while, which leads to a lot of cancer talk. The food is...
Below is a guest-post written by Penny Daugherty, RN, MS, OCN and Oncology Nurse Navigator at Northside Hospital. A diagnosis of cancer catapults you as patients and caregivers into emotional chaos as well as an instant feeling of loss of control over your lives. You...
What better time to take charge of your own health than RIGHT NOW? We’re dedicating December to that very topic, starting with this blog on what to expect with surgery, well really just what to expect with everything. It’s a broad topic for sure – and it’s...
November – people generally try to focus on gratitude with the month of Thanksgiving. Facebook is typically filled with days of gratitude. Well this year it’s more about politics, but I miss those days. In general, the holidays are hard for people dealing with cancer,...
Knowing where your donation goes within a nonprofit is very important to understand. And on top of that, it’s important to know how much of your donation is going to the mission. So many donors don’t look into these two key points and then they are baffled to learn...
The Ovarian Cancer Institute is honored to host its annual signature event An Evening at Bacchanalia on September 22nd. This private dinner features elite wine parings, a private cellar wine
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The Ovarian Cancer Institute is honored to host its annual signature event An Evening at Bacchanalia on September 22nd. This private dinner features elite wine parings, a private cellar wine auction and an award-winning meal prepared by one of Atlanta’s most celebrated chefs, Anne Quatrano.
