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Join us on May 8th, World Ovarian Cancer Day, as we go live all day on our Instagram channel to spread awareness about ovarian cancer and raise critical funds for our foundation. Tune in to check out all the excitement and engage with us! We’ll have special guests throughout the day including ovarian cancer survivors, doctors, NYC council members, and many more! Follow us on social media for all the updates and remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #worldovariancancerday #ovariancancerawareness #instagramlive

Our Ovarian Cancer Community Center has been open since 2015 and is the only one of its kind. It’s located in Brooklyn, NY and open to the public. Come visit the Tell Every Amazing Lady® Community Center by making an appointment. Email us at contact@telleveryamazinglady.org or call us 917-310-4835. We also host events at our center, visit telleveryamazinglady.org/event-central/ to find out when. Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #ovariancancerawareness #womenshealth #communitycenter

Exercise is linked to many benefits, such as increased energy and strength, and reduced fatigue, anxiety, and depression. Even lower-intensity exercise, such as brisk walking, can be good for ovarian cancer patients. Always remember to check with your medical team about changes to your regular routine. Move with Tell Every Amazing Lady®, check out our upcoming events at telleveryamazinglady.org/event-central/. Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #run #bowling #newyorkcitymarathon

What is a hot flash? Dr. Shieva Ghofrany, OB-GYN and Tell Every Amazing Lady® Board President, provides some insight. Learn more about the signs and symptoms of menopause by watching the Tell Every Amazing Lady® Roundtable: youtu.be/yvpztbm0cvs?si… Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #TellEveryAmazingLady #womenshistorymonth #menopause #hotflashes #womenshealth

Ovarian cancer patients can participate in clinical trials at any stage of their diagnosis. Clinical trials are research studies that test how well new medical approaches work in people with early stage or advanced cancers. They have a natural place in your care as doctors strive to improve current ovarian cancer treatments and search for new and better ones. Some clinical trials can even be non-invasive such as nutrition or lifestyle studies. Many patients don’t know that they can participate in these trials. Ask your healthcare professional about clinical trials or we can help match patients with studies that match their specific diagnoses and treatment history. Find out more here: #partnerhome" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">app.emergingmed.com/teal/home/#par…, or by calling 855-216-0103 or emailing TEAL@emergingmed.com. Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #clinicaltrials #ovariancancer #womenshealth

An optimal diet serves your own individual nutritional needs. Good nutrition can help people with cancer feel better and balance symptoms like diarrhea, nausea, tiredness, and decreased appetite. Access personalized nutrition support through INA®, the Intelligent Nutrition Assistant. Tell Every Amazing Lady® has partnered with Savor Health® to help people with cancer eat healthy through treatment and beyond. Learn more at adteal.savorhealth.com/portal/ Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #nutrition #ovariancancer #HealthyEating

Mutations such as Lynch Syndrome, BRCA1, and BRCA2, can be carried by both men and women. In order to have a 50% chance of inheriting the same mutation, only one parent with the mutated gene is needed. Learn more about genetic cancer risks and genetic testing by coming to our event on Staten Island on May 3rd at the South Shore YMCA. Learn more about the event and register here: telleveryamazinglady.org/event/healthfa… #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #genetics #ovariancancer #genetictesting

Launched by the Federation of Women’s Sports Societies of France, The Women’s World Games, brought women from five different countries to compete in track and field. On April 12th Tell Every Amazing Lady® is heading to Paris to become a part of this incredible history! Our amazing runner, Yvonne, is set to run in the 2026 Schneider Electric Marathon De Paris. She will be running to raise money for Tell Every Amazing Lady® and spread international awareness about ovarian cancer. There’s still time to help her raise money for our foundation, donate at donate.hakuapp.com/donations/new?… and swipe to read why she’s running! Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #WomensHistoryMonth #TellEveryAmazingLady #running #paris #ovariancancer

When should women actually go to the OB-GYN? Dr. Shieva Ghofrany, OB-GYN and Tell Every Amazing Lady® Board President, has the answer. If you’re looking for an OB-GYN use our resources at telleveryamazinglady.org/support/womens… to help you find one. Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #OBGYN #womenshealth #ovariancancerawarness

Post menopause, decreased estrogen levels cause women to experience bone loss at a faster rate than men, leading to an increased risk of osteoporosis. Regular exercise can be key to building and maintaining strong bones, decreasing the risk of bone fracture, and improving general health. Come be active with us in Staten Island, for our Strike Out Ovarian Cancer bowling event! Learn more and RSVP at: telleveryamazinglady.org/event/bowling_… Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #bowling #menopause #running

Remember that you are not alone. Connecting with others who understand can be beneficial to mental health, which can positively impact physical symptoms, including improving sleep, fatigue, and nausea. Join us and talk with other Amazing Ladies at Tell Every Amazing Lady®’s support groups. Learn more at telleveryamazinglady.org/event-central/ Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #support #ovariancancer #connection

Wright conducted clinical trials that showed the power of chemotherapy and redefined its use for targeting cancer. Additionally, she was the first Black woman to be named associate dean of a nationally recognized medical institution (New York Medical College) in 1967. Learn more about clinical trials on our ovarian cancer resource page: telleveryamazinglady.org/support/ovaria… Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #clinicaltrials #ovariancancer #womenshealth

Franklin published numerous studies throughout her career, and made numerous contributions to coal chemistry and virus structure research. Although she was recognized posthumously for her part in the discovery of DNA structure, Franklin’s work was essential to our understanding of DNA and genetics. Learn more about how genetics plays a role in cancer risk at telleveryamazinglady.org/ovarian-cancer… Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #genetics #ovariancancer #WomensHealth

Mutations of BRCA1 significantly increase a woman’s risk of breast and ovarian cancer. This discovery changed our understanding of cancer genetics, and laid the groundwork for genetically testing those at-risk to reduce and prevent breast and ovarian cancer. Learn more about your genetic testing at telleveryamazinglady.org/ovarian-cancer… Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #genetics #ovariancancer #breastcancer

Also referred to as pelvic rehabilitation, pelvic floor therapy can be helpful to men and women. It can help with things like urinary incontinence, constipation, and pain during intercourse. It is especially helpful if you’ve been through child birth, surgeries and even menopause. Visit our website to find pelvic health resources and find a pelvic rehab practitioner at telleveryamazinglady.org/support/menopa… Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #pelvicfloor #menopause #womenshealth

Running is great for health, improving strength, mobility, and stamina, but running for a cause makes it even better. Congratulations to Team Tell Every Amazing Lady® in the 2026 United Airlines Half. We are so proud of you! Help them reach their 30K goal by donating at fundraisers.nyrr.org/teams/tell-eve…. They're so close, every dollar counts! Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #TellEveryAmazingLady #WomensHistoryMonth #nyrr #halfmarathon #ovariancancer #Donate

These practices may also help to alleviate symptoms associated with menopause and gynecological cancer. Come join us for our online weekly energy healing and meditation workshop, every Wednesday at 9:00 amEST, lead by Jane Weedon, our wellness program coordinator. Sign-up here: telleveryamazinglady.org/event/energy-h… Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #WomensHistoryMonth #TellEveryAmazingLady #meditation #mindfulness #stressrelief

Many women diagnosed with ovarian cancer undergo a procedure called “debulking surgery,” which involves removing as much of the tumor as possible. If both ovaries are removed, this can lead to surgical menopause. Surgical menopause occurs because the removal of the ovaries leads to a sudden drop in hormone levels, causing symptoms similar to natural menopause. Learn more by watching our roundtable discussion about surgical menopause at youtu.be/bCKFQgwAOmE Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady® #TellEveryAmazingLady #ovariancancer #WomensHistoryMonth #menopause #surgicalmenopause

While hot flashes may be the most common symptom, they are not the only one and every woman’s experience is different. Other symptoms may include sleep disturbances, memory issues, brain fog, anxiety, vaginal dryness, and urinary changes. Learn more about the symptoms of menopause by watching part 2 of our roundtable series: youtube.com/watch?v=yvpztb…. Always consult your doctor about your symptoms and remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #WomensHealth #WomensHistoryMonth #TellEveryAmazingLady #knowledgeispower #menopause

Menopause is a period in time, marking when a woman has gone 12 consecutive months without a menstrual cycle. If you’re experiencing menopause right now, take our menopause survey here: telleveryamazinglady.org/menopause/ Make sure to check with your doctor and learn more about our resources. Remember to Tell Every Amazing Lady®. #WomensHealth #WomensHistoryMonth #TellEveryAmazingLady #knowledgeispower #menopause