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Friday, May 8 - world ovarian cancer awareness day!

NoTimeForCancer
NoTimeForCancer CSN Member Posts: 3,629 Member
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Ladies, get out your TEAL (or more of it)!!!  Sorry for the late notice but I hope some of you see this in time.

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  • lovesanimals
    lovesanimals CSN Member Posts: 1,366 Member
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    Thank You

    Thank you for the reminder!  I'll be wearing my teal and sharing the symptoms of the "silent killer" with as many folks as possible!

    Warmly,

    Kelly

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  • NoTimeForCancer
    NoTimeForCancer CSN Member Posts: 3,629 Member
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    lovesanimals said:

    Thank You

    Thank you for the reminder!  I'll be wearing my teal and sharing the symptoms of the "silent killer" with as many folks as possible!

    Warmly,

    Kelly

    The Avengers: Age Of

    The Avengers: Age Of Ultron star Cobie Smulders, 33, is the picture of health. Which is why fans were floored when she announced last month that she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at 25. By the time the cancer — which typically strikes women twice Cobie’s age — was discovered, she had tumor on both ovaries and the disease had spread to surrounding tissue and lymph nodes.

    “It’s one of the hardest cancers to detect,” Cobie tells Yahoo Health, “and it’s one of the quickest acting. Luckily, the actress sensed that something was off and visited her doctor right away — a move she calls “key” to her survival. "I think it’s all about just being in tune with your body.” 

    Now healthy and cancer-free, Cobie says she’s in “a really positive place”, and wants to help raise awareness. Today (May 8) is World Ovarian Cancer Day.

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