If you have been recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer, or are facing a recurrence, you may be overwhelmed and have many questions. The important thing to know is that you are not alone.

The ovarian cancer community is supportive, guiding, resourceful, and ready to help you through this journey.

Here are some ways you can create connections:

Order a free patient resource guide

Developed in close partnership with a team of experts and those diagnosed, ’Understanding ovarian cancer: A comprehensive patient guide' can help support and inform at any stage of your experience.

Join our peer support community

OVdialogue is our active and vibrant online community, recently updated with you in mind and accessible 24/7. Connect to share information, experiences, and provide support for each other.

Get 1:1 support from our team

You are not alone. OCC is here to offer you the support you need by phone or email. If you have questions about your diagnosis, your treatment, or the resources available to you, we are here to help.

Attend virtual education events

Attend an education event to hear directly from experts on topics from prevention, diagnosis and treatment, managing side effects and improving your quality of life, to research and clinical trials.

Explore resources and videos

From past webinars on how to manage symptoms, discussions with others living with ovarian cancer to handouts with questions you can bring to your next appointment, there is something for everyone.

Access peer support programs

By meeting with others who have had similar experiences, you will be able to freely share your concerns, experiences and knowledge about your journey with the disease. Offered in a variety of formats.

Learn about ovarian cancer

Knowledge is power – knowing more about the disease can help you better understand your experience, and help answer questions you may have.

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I found that I did not want to burden my family and friends (although they had their fair share) with the emotions of cancer; I found talking to other women who were going through the same things was the most helpful – They understand. No one else can really ‘get it.’

Marilyn

Creating connections