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On September 22, 2018, Wonder Woman will make a special appearance at the 5th Annual Savannah T.E.A.L.® Walk in honor of Camille Rogers. Camille’s daughter Faith, who likes to cosplay in [...]

Theodora Blanchfield became involved with T.E.A.L.® in the summer of 2016, when her mom was in remission from ovarian cancer.  She’s a blogger, and it’s always been important for her to use her [...]

Madison Kircher found out about Team T.E.A.L.® when she was looking online for a charity to run the 2018 United Airlines NYC Half with.  She immediately knew that the organization would be a [...]

Katy Scholdberg joined Team T.E.A.L.® after hearing about the organization through NYRR’s website. She is running the race in honor of her step-mother, Rhonda, who passed away recently from [...]

Conner Elliott joined Team T.E.A.L.® after hearing about the organization through his running community. Originally interested just because he thought it was a good cause, Conner discovered after [...]

Terri, our youngest member of Team T.E.A.L.® at age 16 is committed to making a difference in her community. She learned about T.E.A.L.® at the finish line of the Queens Half Marathon in November [...]

The 2018 United Airlines NYC Half was John Bertucelli’s third half-marathon.  He signed up to run for a charity and decided to join Team T.E.A.L.® in honor of his mother-in-law, who has ovarian [...]

Nine years ago, at the age of 25, Rosanna Logozzo was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.  Coming two months after her wedding, the diagnosis was doubly difficult.  In addition to dealing with a [...]

Hey guys, I’m Schern, an ovarian cancer survivor. For the past year I’ve been traveling from Tokyo Japan to Mt. Fuji Summit to Rome and more, documenting my experiences and today I want to share [...]

As a Youth Ambassador for T.E.A.L.®, Sarah Dahdouh (above) is committed to increasing awareness of ovarian cancer on the West Coast.  When her Auntie Mimi passed away over the summer, Sarah went [...]

Sixteen-year-old Kiara Carrion is T.E.A.L.®’s first Youth Ambassador.  Her job is to make her generation aware of ovarian cancer and its symptoms, and she has challenged herself to tell every [...]

On New Year’s Eve 2016, Maureen Dodgson and Jerry Donahue were married in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Instead of distributing wedding favors, the couple made donations to charities that were [...]

Schern Yung is a world traveler, plain and simple. She’s doing what many of us only dream of: jetting across continents, leaving her comfort zone, seeing the sights, and turning her life into an [...]

When Rose Kardashian found out that she had a recurrence of Ovarian Cancer in February 2015, her faith led her to choose and endure an aggressive treatment option.  Now, more than a year later, [...]

Ronni and Richard Gorman were childhood sweethearts.  The loves of each other’s lives, they started dating at the age of 16 and were married for 43 years.  When Ronni died from primary peritoneal [...]

This year the 2nd Annual Whitesboro T.E.A.L.® Walk for Ovarian Cancer Awareness will be held on September 10, 2016.  It’s organized by an amazing mother-daughter pair, Donna and Sarah Firsching, [...]

  After Nancy Irizarry was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, she began volunteering to help other women facing the disease.  She participated in T.E.A.L.®’s annual walks in Brooklyn, bringing [...]

On September 12, 2015, the day of T.E.A.L.®’s 7th Annual Walk/Run, Diane returned to visit her childhood neighborhood of Park Slope for the first time in 27 years.  The occasion was especially [...]

Ten years ago Robin Akdeniz confronted some of the biggest challenges she’s ever faced—and then completely transformed her life after getting through them.  First, her mother Bonnie passed away [...]

Liz Tsaoussis is beating the odds.  Initially diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer almost four years ago, she has not let her intensive rounds of chemotherapy stop her from living life out loud.  A [...]

While talking to Simone, one cannot help but be struck by her courage. Receiving a diagnosis of cancer is often a traumatic time in a person’s life.  When Simone Courtlandt learned that she had [...]

“A bone to the dog is not charity.  Charity is the bone shared with the dog, when you are just as hungry as the dog.” -Jack London Beast Masters LLC is a pet care company located in the West [...]

Sometimes ovarian cancer can affect two generations in a family.  And sometimes ovarian cancer can also bring family closer. Katie Goldberg and her sister Judy Leavey became very close after they [...]

Lenny Greco feels very blessed to have had his mother in his life for the past 87 years.  He’s even more grateful since he thought he was going to lose her to ovarian cancer nearly 35 years ago. [...]

Music played a huge role in Andrea “Annie” Roberts’ life.  According to her sister-in-law, Dr. Andrea Silverstein, Annie had a voice like an angel.  She liked all kinds of music, ranging from [...]

A lot of people think that ovarian cancer only affects older women, but Julie Antonecchia knows all too well that isn’t the case.  She was diagnosed at the age of 26, just a few months after [...]

Team Babster has participated in every Tell Every Amazing Lady (T.E.A.L.®) Walk since the first one it held in 2009. That year, Becky Hisler learned about T.E.A.L.®’s efforts to raise awareness [...]

Now a third-year graduate student in pharmacy school, Mandy Irvin is committed to helping people improve their health.  She and her classmates regularly participate in fundraising activities to [...]

On September 7, 2013, Patricia Marshall celebrated her 60th birthday with her family while participating in the Tell Every Amazing Lady (T.E.A.L.) Walk/Run in Prospect Park.  Six weeks earlier, [...]

Tornadoes are not common in New York City.  But on September 8, 2012, the first time that Team Margie’s Meatballs participated in the T.E.A.L.® Walk, a tornado tore threw Rockaway Beach in Queens [...]