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Members of our patient community share their personal ovarian cancer stories to help those struggling with an ovarian cancer diagnosis. Stories and art have helped people come to terms with their experiences since the beginning of time. By reading and looking at the work of others, we see and feel that we are not alone. Thank you to the courageous women who have shared their personal stories here for the benefit of others. We also host an unmoderated Ovarian Cancer discussion board for patients.

This discussion board was one of the first of its kind on the web; since the year , patients have been using this discussion board to share their ovarian cancer journeys, advice and hope. Your words are the greatest power you have. The words you choose and use establish your life experience. Note: these stories date back as far as year The stories from our old website are included here in reverse chronological order.

I have not been diagnosed as having any kind of cancer, yet the first GYN ontological surgeon I visited recommended a total hysterectomy, even though my CA score was 7. I sought a second opinion and got a very different suggestion – a laparoscopic removal of my ovaries and Fallopian tubes. Everyone is so scared of ovarian and cervical cancer, and rightly so, as they are most often not discovered until they are rather advanced. However, my first opinion surgeon seemed to me to be jumping the gun.

My second opinion doctor still must look at the sonograms and MRI before her final opinion, which she should be giving me this week first week of One approach is to take everything out to prevent having to operate again in the future. The other approach is to take out only what seems threatening. It seems there really is no clear way to go to me. Our house burned to the ground on April 4 I spent the summer getting our new home furnished and when I started having pains in my abdomine in September I just assumed it was nerves left over.

I saw my doctor over aperopd on months and finally he suggested I get a c-scan. I did that and they thought it was a cyst on my ovaiary or diviticulitis. I set up an appointment with a surgeon and made a date for the day after Christmas to get it taken care of.

My A was at at that point and my family doctor mentioned in passing that id it were in the high thousands they would think overian cancer but not to worry at this level.

When I woke after surgery the surgeon told me I had stage 4 ovarian cancer and about 6 months to a year to live if I did nothing. The surgeon put me in touch with Dr. David Michellin who would see me in January. He told me to forget about dying as he didn\’t treat with death in mind.

I asked about any trials I could join so that my life might be of use if I died. Lucky for me there was one and I did qualify because of the level of the cancer and I jumped in with both feet. As I lay in my hospital bed on December 26th thinking about being dead in 6 months my mind went blank.

It took me three days to accept the facts and three seconds to know I could do nothing about it but God could, so I have left it in His hands ever since and am still here in March My life is good and I have no symtoms at this time. I was lucky to get treated with Advastin and that it worked. All I worry about now is my weight, because I am heavy and have type II diabetes.

Not on any medication for either illnesses at this time. Praise God. My story starts when I was 31 years old. I was having problems with my bowels and had to go to the bathroom everytime I ate.

I went to my doctor and he ran test after test and could not find anything. He finally ordered a laparoscopy be done and they found my cancer. I had a total hysterectomy and 6 months of treatment with carboplatin and I was diagnosed as cancer free. I did some follow up after that, being 31 years old I did not think anything about having had cancer. I went on with my life and then gave up going to the dr. I did not see any reason to anymore, I was cancer free.

When I turned 40 I started having my yearly Well Woman and mammograms done and everything was fine, including the one I had in January May 29 of I woke up wheezing and had problems breathing and could not get in to see my family dr. I decided to go to the walk in clinic. Something told me not to wait for an opening another day. I went in thinking bronchitis maybe, but more than likely an asthma attack because the pollen had been high lately and I had been doing a lot of walking.

When the doctor came he he asked some questions and said he wanted to do a chest xray just to rule out a lung clot, since I had had cancer before. He was looking at the results on the lighted screen when I came out from getting dressed and before he could shut the light off, I saw a large round spot on the right side and believe me it was noticeable.

He said there was not a clot but he did want me to go to the ER and have a CT done just to make sure he had not missed something and to also have a breathing treatment. He told me I was not to go out shopping or even go home for that matter he wanted me to go straight to the ER. When I got to the ER they did a CT and they have me my breathing treatment and an injection for pain. Which by the way did help me feel better. The dr. I have never had a dr.

I knew something was up again, but what still not sure but have some idea. May 31, I was able to make an appt with a family dr. She then ordered a PET scan, this is where the warning bells really went off. I was lucky they had an opening the very next day. June 6, Back to get results from family dr.

Oh, forgot to tell you that I know what is going on before I even go in, I know that part of this is my asthma but with all the other tests that were done, my mind has been in overdrive just wondering what kind it was going to be.

June 7, Saw oncologist today. I have 4 spots, lung, right pelvis, base of spinal column and chest wall. My dr. June 11, I am at the hospital to have a CT guided biopsy done on my right pelvic mass. The radiologist comes in and says okay lets get you ready for the lung biopsy, so we have to stop there and get everything right. It turns out he will not do the pelvic mass because it is right next to an artery and he does not want to take the chance of puncturing it.

The test is not the most fun, but the nurse, tech and dr. The radiologist had a hard time getting any kind of sample but did get a little bit that was sent off, but came back inconclusive. Oncologist office called and scheduled me to see a thoracic surgeon to have surgical biopsy done.

June 14, Saw thoraci surgeon today and after he spoke to radiologist that did lung biopsy he decided to do his biopsy on the chest wall.

June 18, Had surgery on chest wall today and they removed part of tumor. The lab in the hospital says that it is cancer and thoracic surgeon tells me this when he visits after surgery. June 28, Dr. Oh, and my CA is 89, normal is 35 and under. He went over all the life expectanty stuff that my husband was asking and then we got down to treatment. He said we could do nothing and see what happens or we could start treatment.

I said I already knew what I was going to do and my husband said he thought we should discuss it first, like there is anything to discusss. I know he wanted to be in on the decision making, but my mind was already made up and it was my decision to make.

That may seem mean, but I did not want to wait another minute. Now we need the por-a-cath. I did not go with one the first time, but I will never go without one ever again. They make is so much easier. So back to the thoracic surgeon we go, oh but we have a problem, my thoracic surgeon is going to be out of town on Monday so he can\’t do my surgery, oh well we have someone new to do it. So off I go to see the surgeon to get info I need. While walking down the room to see the new dr, I see my surgeon and tell him I am mad at him because he is going to be out of town on Monday and can\’t do my surgery like he promised me but he said he could do it tomorrow Friday.

You know how it is when you find a dr. June 29, It has been one month today that I went to the walk-in clinic. My port-a-cath is being inserted today.

Will not have to have a general anesthetic, but will be put out for a while. July 3, Went to see my oncologist today for blood work and to find out about my first chemo treatment. Blood work is fine and treatment is scheduled for July 5, I will get treatments every 3 weeks and after the 3rd one he will rescan and see if there is any change and if not will try new medicine.

July 5, I am here and guess what, my orders are not signed. My husband is about to blow a gasket and I am one of those who says he will sign them, when he gets here. So the nurse takes us back to at least let us know what is going to happen and give us info on medication that I will be taking.