good morning the yin-yang symbol for me this represents my emotional side and my
this represents my emotional side and my
this represents my emotional side and my analytical side most of my life these
analytical side most of my life these
analytical side most of my life these have been in good balance but this was
have been in good balance but this was
have been in good balance but this was my yin-yang symbol on November 3rd 2014
my yin-yang symbol on November 3rd 2014
my yin-yang symbol on November 3rd 2014 when I learned I had ovarian cancer my
when I learned I had ovarian cancer my
when I learned I had ovarian cancer my emotional side took over completely it
emotional side took over completely it
emotional side took over completely it was about a year before I could even
was about a year before I could even
was about a year before I could even talk about my cancer diagnosis without
talk about my cancer diagnosis without
talk about my cancer diagnosis without bursting into tears but gradually my
bursting into tears but gradually my
bursting into tears but gradually my analytical side returned and when it did
analytical side returned and when it did
analytical side returned and when it did I started making observations these
I started making observations these
I started making observations these observations have led to an idea and it
observations have led to an idea and it
observations have led to an idea and it is this idea that I bring to you today
is this idea that I bring to you today
is this idea that I bring to you today the idea is not based on statistical
the idea is not based on statistical
the idea is not based on statistical statistically significant data it is the
statistically significant data it is the
statistically significant data it is the first part of the scientific process it
first part of the scientific process it
first part of the scientific process it is based on observations it is an idea I
is based on observations it is an idea I
is based on observations it is an idea I am extremely passionate about and I
am extremely passionate about and I
am extremely passionate about and I believe it is an idea of worth spreading
believe it is an idea of worth spreading
believe it is an idea of worth spreading a little about what makes me tick my mom
a little about what makes me tick my mom
a little about what makes me tick my mom was a woman ahead of her time she still
was a woman ahead of her time she still
was a woman ahead of her time she still is a woman ahead of her time she
is a woman ahead of her time she
is a woman ahead of her time she graduated from Florida State University
graduated from Florida State University
graduated from Florida State University in the 40s when most women did not go to
in the 40s when most women did not go to
in the 40s when most women did not go to college there was no football team it
college there was no football team it
college there was no football team it was an all woman’s college at the time
was an all woman’s college at the time
was an all woman’s college at the time my dad’s career was in the field of
my dad’s career was in the field of
my dad’s career was in the field of radiological physics he did cancer
radiological physics he did cancer
radiological physics he did cancer research for radiation oncology he
research for radiation oncology he
research for radiation oncology he worked at Johns Hopkins
worked at Johns Hopkins
worked at Johns Hopkins Columbia University and Albert Einstein
Columbia University and Albert Einstein
Columbia University and Albert Einstein Medical College our dog got cancer
Medical College our dog got cancer
Medical College our dog got cancer breast cancer in the 70s and benefited
breast cancer in the 70s and benefited
breast cancer in the 70s and benefited from this connection and was able to
from this connection and was able to
from this connection and was able to participate in one of the experimental
participate in one of the experimental
participate in one of the experimental treatments
treatments
treatments I liked observation and observing things
I liked observation and observing things
I liked observation and observing things and detective work from a young age I
and detective work from a young age I
and detective work from a young age I can still hear my mother’s voice reading
can still hear my mother’s voice reading
can still hear my mother’s voice reading Sherlock Holmes stories out loud in the
Sherlock Holmes stories out loud in the
Sherlock Holmes stories out loud in the car on long car rides and in high school
car on long car rides and in high school
car on long car rides and in high school I belonged to a treasure hunt club my
I belonged to a treasure hunt club my
I belonged to a treasure hunt club my professional background is in GIS
professional background is in GIS
professional background is in GIS geographic information systems spatial
geographic information systems spatial
geographic information systems spatial analysis database code program debugging
analysis database code program debugging
analysis database code program debugging software its own form of detective work
between the ages of 15 and 33 for people
between the ages of 15 and 33 for people very close to me passed away from cancer
very close to me passed away from cancer
very close to me passed away from cancer my Uncle Eddie died of lung cancer
my Uncle Eddie died of lung cancer
my Uncle Eddie died of lung cancer my cousin cookie passed away from breast
my cousin cookie passed away from breast
my cousin cookie passed away from breast cancer
cancer
cancer my cousin Liz passed away from
my cousin Liz passed away from
my cousin Liz passed away from pancreatic cancer and in 1990 24 years
pancreatic cancer and in 1990 24 years
pancreatic cancer and in 1990 24 years before my diagnosis my roommate in
before my diagnosis my roommate in
before my diagnosis my roommate in Boston passed away from ovarian cancer
Boston passed away from ovarian cancer
Boston passed away from ovarian cancer all of these deaths had a huge impact on
all of these deaths had a huge impact on
all of these deaths had a huge impact on me and I was determined to do what I
me and I was determined to do what I
me and I was determined to do what I could to prevent my self from having to
could to prevent my self from having to
could to prevent my self from having to experience the ravages of a cancer
experience the ravages of a cancer
experience the ravages of a cancer diagnosis so my analytical side stepped
diagnosis so my analytical side stepped
diagnosis so my analytical side stepped back made some observations I saw some
back made some observations I saw some
back made some observations I saw some risk factors so I made conscious
risk factors so I made conscious
risk factors so I made conscious lifestyle decisions I ate well ate close
lifestyle decisions I ate well ate close
lifestyle decisions I ate well ate close to the ground I exercise regularly I
to the ground I exercise regularly I
to the ground I exercise regularly I never smoked and I’ve been doing yoga
never smoked and I’ve been doing yoga
never smoked and I’ve been doing yoga and Tai Chi way before they were
and Tai Chi way before they were
and Tai Chi way before they were featured in commercials
featured in commercials
featured in commercials [Music]
[Music]
[Music] teal teal is the color for ovarian
teal teal is the color for ovarian
teal teal is the color for ovarian cancer my story of my diagnosis begins
cancer my story of my diagnosis begins
cancer my story of my diagnosis begins in the spring of 2014 I experienced
in the spring of 2014 I experienced
in the spring of 2014 I experienced three vague symptoms I had a bizarre
three vague symptoms I had a bizarre
three vague symptoms I had a bizarre abdominal distension every evening that
abdominal distension every evening that
abdominal distension every evening that was gone
was gone
was gone every morning I had a persistent pain a
every morning I had a persistent pain a
every morning I had a persistent pain a dull consistent persistent pain in my
dull consistent persistent pain in my
dull consistent persistent pain in my right side in my lower back wouldn’t go
right side in my lower back wouldn’t go
right side in my lower back wouldn’t go away physical therapy stretching you
away physical therapy stretching you
away physical therapy stretching you name it ice heat nothing and then once
name it ice heat nothing and then once
name it ice heat nothing and then once or twice a week I was nauseous after I
or twice a week I was nauseous after I
or twice a week I was nauseous after I ate something for no particular reason I
ate something for no particular reason I
ate something for no particular reason I went to the doctor and nothing was
went to the doctor and nothing was
went to the doctor and nothing was identified about three months later I
identified about three months later I
identified about three months later I was at my annual GYN checkup and my
was at my annual GYN checkup and my
was at my annual GYN checkup and my gynecologist felt something suspicious
gynecologist felt something suspicious
gynecologist felt something suspicious she ordered an ultrasound and it showed
she ordered an ultrasound and it showed
she ordered an ultrasound and it showed there was a growth on my right ovary she
there was a growth on my right ovary she
there was a growth on my right ovary she explained that you know there were
explained that you know there were
explained that you know there were really good odds it was a benign ovarian
really good odds it was a benign ovarian
really good odds it was a benign ovarian cyst but there was a chance it was an
cyst but there was a chance it was an
cyst but there was a chance it was an ovarian cancer so cat-scan blood work
ovarian cancer so cat-scan blood work
ovarian cancer so cat-scan blood work and an appointment about three weeks
and an appointment about three weeks
and an appointment about three weeks later my husband and I are sitting in
later my husband and I are sitting in
later my husband and I are sitting in the doctor’s office in the little room
the doctor’s office in the little room
the doctor’s office in the little room at the oncologist office and my doctor
at the oncologist office and my doctor
at the oncologist office and my doctor was explaining that in the world of
was explaining that in the world of
was explaining that in the world of ovarian cysts and ovarian cancers they
ovarian cysts and ovarian cancers they
ovarian cysts and ovarian cancers they actually do not do a biopsy because if
actually do not do a biopsy because if
actually do not do a biopsy because if it is cancerous that procedure can then
it is cancerous that procedure can then
it is cancerous that procedure can then spread the cancer he then went on to
spread the cancer he then went on to
spread the cancer he then went on to reassure me from all my tests and all my
reassure me from all my tests and all my
reassure me from all my tests and all my cat scans and his knowledge over the
cat scans and his knowledge over the
cat scans and his knowledge over the years he was very very good odds
years he was very very good odds
years he was very very good odds it would not be cancer that there was
it would not be cancer that there was
it would not be cancer that there was only a small chance that it would be
only a small chance that it would be
only a small chance that it would be cancer
so three weeks later I was being prepped
so three weeks later I was being prepped for surgery and I was praying and my
for surgery and I was praying and my
for surgery and I was praying and my mind was racing please don’t let it be
mind was racing please don’t let it be
mind was racing please don’t let it be cancer please don’t let it be cancer
cancer please don’t let it be cancer
cancer please don’t let it be cancer later that same day in my hospital bed I
later that same day in my hospital bed I
later that same day in my hospital bed I found out that it was cancer I was a
found out that it was cancer I was a
found out that it was cancer I was a wreck I was inconsolable all ration went
wreck I was inconsolable all ration went
wreck I was inconsolable all ration went out the window
out the window
out the window all my determination all my intention
all my determination all my intention
all my determination all my intention had not protected me from an overt from
had not protected me from an overt from
had not protected me from an overt from a cancer diagnosis I was devastated both
a cancer diagnosis I was devastated both
a cancer diagnosis I was devastated both physically and emotionally
since my diagnosis I have learned that
since my diagnosis I have learned that most people know very little about this
most people know very little about this
most people know very little about this specific type of cancer hands in the
specific type of cancer hands in the
specific type of cancer hands in the room please if you or someone you know
room please if you or someone you know
room please if you or someone you know has had prostate cancer okay thank you
has had prostate cancer okay thank you
has had prostate cancer okay thank you same for breast cancer thank you if you
same for breast cancer thank you if you
same for breast cancer thank you if you or someone you know has had pancreatic
or someone you know has had pancreatic
or someone you know has had pancreatic cancer and if you or someone you know
cancer and if you or someone you know
cancer and if you or someone you know has had ovarian cancer Oh baby well my
has had ovarian cancer Oh baby well my
has had ovarian cancer Oh baby well my next line is hands in the room reflect
next line is hands in the room reflect
next line is hands in the room reflect the overall odds but actually they don’t
the overall odds but actually they don’t
the overall odds but actually they don’t that was way more for pancreatic and
that was way more for pancreatic and
that was way more for pancreatic and ovarian than the average statistics show
ovarian than the average statistics show
ovarian than the average statistics show so as you can see ovarian cancer is one
so as you can see ovarian cancer is one
so as you can see ovarian cancer is one of the less common cancers and there is
of the less common cancers and there is
of the less common cancers and there is still a lot to learn about this type of
still a lot to learn about this type of
still a lot to learn about this type of cancer they only found out a couple of
cancer they only found out a couple of
cancer they only found out a couple of years ago that it actually starts in the
years ago that it actually starts in the
years ago that it actually starts in the fallopian tubes and at this time there
fallopian tubes and at this time there
fallopian tubes and at this time there is no screening test there is some great
is no screening test there is some great
is no screening test there is some great research going on all over including the
research going on all over including the
research going on all over including the stand up to cancer group just added last
stand up to cancer group just added last
stand up to cancer group just added last year a dream team for ovarian cancer and
year a dream team for ovarian cancer and
year a dream team for ovarian cancer and as I mentioned it has vague symptoms so
as I mentioned it has vague symptoms so
as I mentioned it has vague symptoms so it often goes undiagnosed for months
it actually has very good survival rates
it actually has very good survival rates when it’s caught early but as you can
when it’s caught early but as you can
when it’s caught early but as you can see it’s not usually caught early I was
see it’s not usually caught early I was
see it’s not usually caught early I was fortunate I was stage 2 my doctor says
fortunate I was stage 2 my doctor says
fortunate I was stage 2 my doctor says he almost never sees it I had my surgery
he almost never sees it I had my surgery
he almost never sees it I had my surgery I did chemo and my prognosis is
I did chemo and my prognosis is
I did chemo and my prognosis is excellent I was also fortunate in many
excellent I was also fortunate in many
excellent I was also fortunate in many other ways I have a wonderful husband
other ways I have a wonderful husband
other ways I have a wonderful husband who was at my side the entire time I
who was at my side the entire time I
who was at my side the entire time I have family support I have true friends
have family support I have true friends
have family support I have true friends who sat with me during chemo and then
who sat with me during chemo and then
who sat with me during chemo and then visited me the day after chemo which for
visited me the day after chemo which for
visited me the day after chemo which for me was the hardest day I also have great
me was the hardest day I also have great
me was the hardest day I also have great co-workers and I had good health
co-workers and I had good health
co-workers and I had good health insurance I mentioned my roommate
insurance I mentioned my roommate
insurance I mentioned my roommate earlier Michelle who passed away from
earlier Michelle who passed away from
earlier Michelle who passed away from ovarian cancer in 1990 she was
ovarian cancer in 1990 she was
ovarian cancer in 1990 she was originally diagnosed with stage 1 at the
originally diagnosed with stage 1 at the
originally diagnosed with stage 1 at the age of 28 because she was young and the
age of 28 because she was young and the
age of 28 because she was young and the cancer was only on one ovary they
cancer was only on one ovary they
cancer was only on one ovary they removed the cancerous ovary and they
removed the cancerous ovary and they
removed the cancerous ovary and they left to help the ovary and 12 years
left to help the ovary and 12 years
left to help the ovary and 12 years later it returned to stage 4 and she
later it returned to stage 4 and she
later it returned to stage 4 and she passed away within the year this is the
passed away within the year this is the
passed away within the year this is the daughter of a friend of mine it is my
daughter of a friend of mine it is my
daughter of a friend of mine it is my sincere hope that when her generation
sincere hope that when her generation
sincere hope that when her generation turns 28 there will be a change in the
turns 28 there will be a change in the
turns 28 there will be a change in the world of ovarian cancer and it is my
world of ovarian cancer and it is my
world of ovarian cancer and it is my intention to do what I can as a survivor
intention to do what I can as a survivor
intention to do what I can as a survivor to help that world change
so as an ovarian cancer survivor because
so as an ovarian cancer survivor because there are fewer women diagnosed with it
there are fewer women diagnosed with it
there are fewer women diagnosed with it and then because a number of the women
and then because a number of the women
and then because a number of the women diagnosed with it do not survive I meet
diagnosed with it do not survive I meet
diagnosed with it do not survive I meet very few other ovarian cancer survivors
very few other ovarian cancer survivors
very few other ovarian cancer survivors if there any in the room today but break
if there any in the room today but break
if there any in the room today but break please find me
I have met some at a support group and I
I have met some at a support group and I volunteered at the teal run here in
volunteered at the teal run here in
volunteered at the teal run here in Albany and I met
Albany and I met
Albany and I met women they’re wonderful women at both
women they’re wonderful women at both
women they’re wonderful women at both places but in my go about my own world
places but in my go about my own world
places but in my go about my own world everyday life I have met for other
everyday life I have met for other
everyday life I have met for other ovarian cancer survivors and certainly
ovarian cancer survivors and certainly
ovarian cancer survivors and certainly no one expects a cancer diagnosis and no
no one expects a cancer diagnosis and no
no one expects a cancer diagnosis and no one deserves a cancer diagnosis but some
one deserves a cancer diagnosis but some
one deserves a cancer diagnosis but some diagnoses are more shocking than others
diagnoses are more shocking than others
diagnoses are more shocking than others and every one of these was shocking
people in the room are probably familiar
people in the room are probably familiar with this this is a list of things that
with this this is a list of things that
with this this is a list of things that can increase your risk of cancer from
can increase your risk of cancer from
can increase your risk of cancer from the American Cancer Society webpage the
the American Cancer Society webpage the
the American Cancer Society webpage the four women I met had this world under
four women I met had this world under
four women I met had this world under control and you’ll notice that most of
control and you’ll notice that most of
control and you’ll notice that most of those are what I call actionable items
those are what I call actionable items
those are what I call actionable items something you can actively do something
something you can actively do something
something you can actively do something about this is the list of risk factors
about this is the list of risk factors
about this is the list of risk factors for ovarian cancer today from several
for ovarian cancer today from several
for ovarian cancer today from several different websites and there are a
different websites and there are a
different websites and there are a couple of actionable items but most of
couple of actionable items but most of
couple of actionable items but most of them are what I call not actionable
them are what I call not actionable
them are what I call not actionable items all four of the women I met were
items all four of the women I met were
items all four of the women I met were fit women under 63 non-smokers ate close
fit women under 63 non-smokers ate close
fit women under 63 non-smokers ate close to the ground exercised regularly two
to the ground exercised regularly two
to the ground exercised regularly two were serious runners not on prescription
were serious runners not on prescription
were serious runners not on prescription meds and none had any previous cancers
these are the names of four other women
these are the names of four other women who’ve had ovarian cancer I have not met
who’ve had ovarian cancer I have not met
who’ve had ovarian cancer I have not met any of these people and unfortunately
any of these people and unfortunately
any of these people and unfortunately two of them have passed away including
two of them have passed away including
two of them have passed away including Anna who’s pictured there she was
Anna who’s pictured there she was
Anna who’s pictured there she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age
diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age
diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of 23 my emotional side was reeling this
of 23 my emotional side was reeling this
of 23 my emotional side was reeling this just can’t be coincidence there has to
just can’t be coincidence there has to
just can’t be coincidence there has to be a missing piece to this puzzle so my
be a missing piece to this puzzle so my
be a missing piece to this puzzle so my analytical side came back it’s alive
analytical side came back it’s alive
analytical side came back it’s alive again
again
again and I mold all this over for a while and
and I mold all this over for a while and
and I mold all this over for a while and then it came to me
then it came to me
then it came to me there must be unidentified risk factors
what if some what if the world of
what if some what if the world of fitness is actually a double-edged sword
fitness is actually a double-edged sword
fitness is actually a double-edged sword what if the activities these people are
what if the activities these people are
what if the activities these people are engaging in that lower their risk for
engaging in that lower their risk for
engaging in that lower their risk for heart disease and dementia and stroke
heart disease and dementia and stroke
heart disease and dementia and stroke what if something in that world actually
what if something in that world actually
what if something in that world actually increases your risk for ovarian cancer
certainly I know I grew up with someone
certainly I know I grew up with someone who did cancer research cancer is
who did cancer research cancer is
who did cancer research cancer is complicated and it has a randomness to
complicated and it has a randomness to
complicated and it has a randomness to it but I think of the recent case of the
it but I think of the recent case of the
it but I think of the recent case of the soccer players several young fit soccer
soccer players several young fit soccer
soccer players several young fit soccer players were diagnosed with different
players were diagnosed with different
players were diagnosed with different types of blood cancers people thought at
types of blood cancers people thought at
types of blood cancers people thought at first it was kinda random then the
first it was kinda random then the
first it was kinda random then the University of Washington coach started
University of Washington coach started
University of Washington coach started gathering names she now has over 200
gathering names she now has over 200
gathering names she now has over 200 names on that list and over half the
names on that list and over half the
names on that list and over half the players were goalies so now that data
players were goalies so now that data
players were goalies so now that data has been collected and they’re making
has been collected and they’re making
has been collected and they’re making connections and they’re starting to do
connections and they’re starting to do
connections and they’re starting to do research what if the same is true for
research what if the same is true for
research what if the same is true for the world of ovarian cancer what if the
the world of ovarian cancer what if the
the world of ovarian cancer what if the data is out there waiting to be
data is out there waiting to be
data is out there waiting to be collected waiting to be analyzed and
collected waiting to be analyzed and
collected waiting to be analyzed and what if that analysis can lead to risk
what if that analysis can lead to risk
what if that analysis can lead to risk factors that are actionable what
factors that are actionable what
factors that are actionable what activities might compromise the
activities might compromise the
activities might compromise the fallopian tubes
fallopian tubes
fallopian tubes maybe tampon usage maybe tampons are a
maybe tampon usage maybe tampons are a
maybe tampon usage maybe tampons are a risk factor and maybe active women wear
risk factor and maybe active women wear
risk factor and maybe active women wear more tampons or Fitness clothes which
more tampons or Fitness clothes which
more tampons or Fitness clothes which are made out of synthetic fibers and
are made out of synthetic fibers and
are made out of synthetic fibers and worn tight-fitting or maybe yeast
worn tight-fitting or maybe yeast
worn tight-fitting or maybe yeast infections are a factor and maybe
infections are a factor and maybe
infections are a factor and maybe athletic women get more yeast infections
athletic women get more yeast infections
athletic women get more yeast infections who knows but finding and identifying an
who knows but finding and identifying an
who knows but finding and identifying an actionable item that can
actionable item that can
actionable item that can power a woman to decrease her risk for
power a woman to decrease her risk for
power a woman to decrease her risk for ovarian cancer prevention is the Holy
ovarian cancer prevention is the Holy
ovarian cancer prevention is the Holy Grail so how to take my idea based on
Grail so how to take my idea based on
Grail so how to take my idea based on anecdotal observations of for to the
anecdotal observations of for to the
anecdotal observations of for to the next level how to gather more data and
next level how to gather more data and
next level how to gather more data and at first I was stumped and then the
at first I was stumped and then the
at first I was stumped and then the September 29th edition of the NPR TED
September 29th edition of the NPR TED
September 29th edition of the NPR TED radio hour was on citizen science
radio hour was on citizen science
radio hour was on citizen science citizen science is a broad term that
citizen science is a broad term that
citizen science is a broad term that encompasses many things but it involves
encompasses many things but it involves
encompasses many things but it involves a person who is it involves citizens
a person who is it involves citizens
a person who is it involves citizens helping science move forward in a number
helping science move forward in a number
helping science move forward in a number of different ways – from the
of different ways – from the
of different ways – from the conservation world that you might have
conservation world that you might have
conservation world that you might have heard of ri naturalist and eBird so with
heard of ri naturalist and eBird so with
heard of ri naturalist and eBird so with that I was inspired to bring my idea to
that I was inspired to bring my idea to
that I was inspired to bring my idea to you my idea is to do an online survey to
you my idea is to do an online survey to
you my idea is to do an online survey to move from four to three thousand analyze
move from four to three thousand analyze
move from four to three thousand analyze that data share the results and
that data share the results and
that data share the results and hopefully inspire some Cancer
hopefully inspire some Cancer
hopefully inspire some Cancer Foundation’s some scientific researchers
Foundation’s some scientific researchers
Foundation’s some scientific researchers to do a full-blown study who knows what
to do a full-blown study who knows what
to do a full-blown study who knows what they might find science is amazing so as
they might find science is amazing so as
they might find science is amazing so as I mentioned goal is three thousand women
I mentioned goal is three thousand women
I mentioned goal is three thousand women three hundred ovarian cancer survivors
three hundred ovarian cancer survivors
three hundred ovarian cancer survivors 90-day window share results in time for
90-day window share results in time for
90-day window share results in time for world okay but world ovarian cancer Day
world okay but world ovarian cancer Day
world okay but world ovarian cancer Day on May 8th so each of you is a data
on May 8th so each of you is a data
on May 8th so each of you is a data point
point
point and the goal is to use connections and
and the goal is to use connections and
and the goal is to use connections and spread and get more data points reach
spread and get more data points reach
spread and get more data points reach out to active women you know runners
out to active women you know runners
out to active women you know runners rock climbers swimmers dancers anyone
rock climbers swimmers dancers anyone
rock climbers swimmers dancers anyone you know who’s in any kind of active
you know who’s in any kind of active
you know who’s in any kind of active world so I am extremely honored to be
world so I am extremely honored to be
world so I am extremely honored to be here today to talk on this TEDx stage
here today to talk on this TEDx stage
here today to talk on this TEDx stage today also marks the first step in me
today also marks the first step in me
today also marks the first step in me honoring the promise to myself that I
honoring the promise to myself that I
honoring the promise to myself that I would use my cancer experience and the
would use my cancer experience and the
would use my cancer experience and the fact that I have survived that
fact that I have survived that
fact that I have survived that experience to make a difference in the
experience to make a difference in the
experience to make a difference in the world of ovarian cancer so I have a call
world of ovarian cancer so I have a call
world of ovarian cancer so I have a call to action for everyone in the room
to action for everyone in the room
to action for everyone in the room women complete the survey men recruit
women complete the survey men recruit
women complete the survey men recruit one woman to complete the survey
one woman to complete the survey
one woman to complete the survey everyone talk with six women and
everyone talk with six women and
everyone talk with six women and encourage them to complete the survey
encourage them to complete the survey
encourage them to complete the survey spread the word share the hashtag share
spread the word share the hashtag share
spread the word share the hashtag share the URL for the website like the
the URL for the website like the
the URL for the website like the Facebook page if everyone in this room
Facebook page if everyone in this room
Facebook page if everyone in this room actually does that will reach a quarter
actually does that will reach a quarter
actually does that will reach a quarter of the goal of the survey so I thank you
of the goal of the survey so I thank you
of the goal of the survey so I thank you in advance for your help
in advance for your help
in advance for your help with this extremely deadly cancer
with this extremely deadly cancer
with this extremely deadly cancer [Applause]
[Applause]
[Applause] you
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