Kickin' It- The Podcast

Kickin' It- The Podcast

In this kick off episode, we interview fellow ovarian cancer Grad and previvor, Vicki Campana. Vicki opens up to us about her ovarian cancer diagnosis, fertility issues, family history, self advocacy and so much more. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Coping with Cancer and a Pandemic on my 5 year "Cancerversary"

Coping with Cancer and a Pandemic on my 5 year "Cancerversary"

If you are a cancer survivor, a lot of this pandemic chaos probably feels remotely familiar. Anxiety over health and uncertainty, financial woes, the spreading of misinformation, the fear of impending viral doom- these emotions can be triggering and send us over the PTSD cliff. I’ve already had a few meltdowns.

If you haven’t had a major health crisis in your life yet, you’re getting a taste of the emotional world of those of us who’ve dealt or are dealing with cancer. Here are some coping tools and mindsets that have helped me get through my own personal health crisis.

On Complaining

On Complaining

"Some changes to your normal during any treatment can be a GOOD thing, and it tells them they’re on the right track. Some changes lead to seriously bad things, and that one little change is the only way they can catch it. I was just a LITTLE dizzy-I wasn’t going to say anything. I have no idea if I’d be dead by now if I hadn’t complained and gotten an MRI, and rushed treatment. "

Introducing... the Lady Ballers Podcast!

Introducing... the Lady Ballers Podcast!

Listen to the first episode of the “Lady Ballers” Podcast - hosted by me (Nora McMahon) and Samantha Ainuddin. We kick off ovarian cancer awareness month by discussing our ovarian cancer diagnoses, Sam’s genetic mutation, and a fantastic discussion with Sandy Rollman CEO, Robin Cohen. We hope you enjoy it!

Support a Loved One Through Cancer Treatment

Support a Loved One Through Cancer Treatment

“Supporting someone you love through cancer treatment really doesn’t take a lot of effort. By simply being a shoulder to cry on, a heart to listen, and hands willing to help, you are making a real difference in the life of your loved one. Even something as simple as letting them know you’re there can help them stay strong. So show your support in whatever capacity works for you. Just be there."