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Murrayville woman uses art to help beat ovarian cancer
2 Broken Broads co-founder has a 'second chance' to make a difference
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Sigmon-Nosach keeps the piece “Pick Up The Pieces” at the entrance of her studio to remind her of her close friend, Debbie Torbett, who died from ovarian cancer in January. The two women founded 2 Broken Broads.
When Sue Sigmon-Nosach celebrated her 60th birthday, the milestone might not have seemed like much for those who don’t know the Murrayville resident. Ten years ago, the mosaic artist was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and told by her doctor to “get her affairs in order.” However, the woman surprised everyone by not only beating the nearly fatal disease but remaining cancer-free since 2004.