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Kimberly’s Story (Breast Cancer, Ovarian Cancer)

Kimberly's Story (Breast and Ovarian Cancer) I have been a single mom for thirty years.  The dad would show up in the picture from time to time. My younger year’s started out as a struggle anyway. When I was 37 my mother passed away from Ovarian Cancer, she was only 60. It was only then that I started to take my health seriously. I started to have all the check ups and tests I knew I should have been having all along.

When I was 39 I found out I was pregnant with my 3rd child.  Seven months into my pregnancy I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I did the radiation, the chemo, everything.

After my baby was born, and a year and a half later, I was in remission, clean and clear from breast cancer.

Sweep forward 13 years, and I am now diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer. The surgeries and treatment’s I needed were not available near where I lived in a small town so I packed up my youngest two daughter’s and moved to Phoenix, AZ. I have been doing radiation and chemo for 6 month’s now.

I feel like a warrior. I beat breast cancer, and I intend to beat ovarian cancer as well.

Kimberly
Montana
Submitted 10-15-2012

The informational content of this article is intended to convey a personal experience and, because every person’s experience is unique, should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional healthcare advice.

This story is intended to convey a personal experience and, because every person’s experience is unique, should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional healthcare advice.

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4 comments

  1. Kimberly Curry

    I am Kimberly, the author of this Breast/Ovarian Cancer story. I am happy to report that I am currently in remission. I feel blessed to have overcome cancer twice in my life. Life style choices and diet will always be a preventative regime in my life in helping keep cancer at bay. Cancer patients and cancer survivors are a special breed of human kind…….men, women, children…..cancer doesn’t discriminate…….it does make us all tough, strong, and courageous! You learn a lot more about life when faced with cancer……you appreciate more about life, whenfaced with cancer. In my personal experience…..I loved a lot more, forgave alot more and cherished everything a lot more.

  2. Deia Rebis

    Congratulations! You have the power!
    We never know what will come tomorrow! Just keep fighting!!!
    live your life everyday with faith and love!!!

  3. Trish

    Couldn’t have said it better!! From a survivor sista!!

  4. Natalie

    You are a warrior and such an inspiration!

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