Another recurrence to deal with, and then a long-awaited trip to India, to see my grandmother, as the series comes to a close. 

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This episode hands the mic over to two other survivors of ovarian cancer - Susan Leighton, and Donna Peppin. Both Susan and Donna talk about how they're paying their survivorship forward, through advocacy.

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The cancer comes back again, and Mom starts a new round of chemo. At this point, I decided I would finally go and get a genetics test done for myself. In this episode, I talk to my genetics counselor, and my sister Esther, about the results of her test and what happened next for her. 

This episode features:

Bonnie Federman, from New York Presbyterian. 

Esther Arthur

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In 2020, Mom was dealing with the covid pandemic as well as cancer. After her chemotherapy treatment ended, she started on a new drug, called niraparib, to try and prevent a recurrence. She would end up back in the emergency room, but this time, it wasn’t covid, or cancer. 

And, I talked to Dr Tracy Brooks for a deep dive on PARB inhibitors, a relatively new class of drugs used in cancer treatment. 

This episode features:

Dr Tracy Brooks, Binghamton University, New York.

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This episode features:

Sarah DeFeo from OCRA.

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Featuring:

Dr James Bentley from Nova Scotia Health.

Alison Ross, Director of Knowledge Mobilization at Ovarian Cancer Canada.

Jennifer Barton, Director of the Bio5 Institute at the University of Arizona.

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