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Members of Shelley's Seashells at a NOCC fundraising event
Shelley’s Seashells – Virginia/DC Spotlight On

Shelley’s Seashells – Virginia/DC

In August 2010, Ashley Naranjo’s beloved Mother, Shelley Naranjo, was diagnosed with Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer. For the next year and a half, Shelley spent many lengthy stays in the hospital. These included several intensive surgeries and chemotherapy sessions, among treating other health complications that resulted from the disease. In January 2012, Shelley sadly lost her battle with ovarian cancer,…
Members of Texas Team Survivor at a NOCC fundraising event
Capital of Texas Team Survivor – Austin Spotlight On

Capital of Texas Team Survivor – Austin

In 1995, four women formed Capital of Texas Team Survivor (CTTS) to exclusively serve women diagnosed with cancer. To this day, it enables survivors throughout the greater Austin area to support each other through exercise and wellness activities, and receive free health education, fitness, and support programs. CTTS has participated in the Austin Run Walk since 2015.
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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…