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Lauren Ashley German

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My Journey Stories of Inspiration

My Journey

My name is Sue Keely, and I am an ovarian cancer survivor.  This is how my story began. I have been involved in church music for most of my life.  I was and am currently a member of the praise team at my church and the handbell choir director and working full time for a Pittsburgh area car dealership. I…
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My Scars

I have an eleven-inch scar running vertically from my breastbone to my pubic bone and a 4-inch scar in my left armpit. I am a warrior- I wear these scars proudly and show them to anyone who cares to see them. Before turning 62, I was diagnosed with stage 4 high-grade ovarian cancer, which was discovered in a very uncommon…
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My Teal Story Stories of Inspiration

My Teal Story

I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in December of 2017. I had been having bladder and gastrointestinal problems for years and months, respectively. My stomach sporadically swelled up to where I looked pregnant until it remained permanently like that. A 51-year old looking pregnant! When I finally was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, I looked it up, and bingo, all my…