Nine years ago, Sue Sigmon-Nosach heard devastating news on her answering machine. “‘Sue this is Dr. W. I’ve got bad news for you,’” she said, recounting the message. “‘You’ve got ovarian cancer. You’re going to be dead by the end of the year. I suggest you get your affairs in order.’ And that’s how I was told I had ovarian cancer.”
2 Broken Broads artists form ovarian cancer support agency
Both women survivors of disease