Diane’s Helping Hands

11/01/2026

Gratitude doesn’t mean every day is a good day. Some days are filled with strength and smiles, while others bring tears, uncertainty, and exhaustion. And that’s okay.

For the women navigating a cancer journey, remember to celebrate the little victories, embrace the love surrounding you, and give yourself grace on the difficult days.

You don’t have to be strong every moment. You just have to keep showing up for yourself.

Keep finding gratitude and holding on to hope.

10/27/2026

ITS GETTING A LITTLE SPOOKY THIS WEEK!

On this Teal Tuesday the only thing spooky should be Halloween not the silence surrounding ovarian cancer!

Don’t let the symptoms haunt you! Persistent bloating, abdominal or pelvic pain, feeling full quickly, or changes in bathroom habits deserve attention. If symptoms are new, frequent, or persistent, talk with your healthcare provider.

Keep spreading awareness unTEAL there is a cure!

10/23/2026

Did you know that a family history of breast or ovarian cancer may increase your risk? Inherited gene changes, including BRCA1 and BRCA2, can increase the risk of both cancers.

Know your family history. Talk with your healthcare provider about your personal risk and whether genetic counseling may be right for you.

10/16/2026

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10/13/2026

10/12/2026

Introducing our first in a series of Coloring and Journal Books.

Get your copy today on Amazon 🩵

Color of Hope Coloring Book: An Inspirational Coloring Book for Women With Cancer

10/11/2026

Did you know that a history of breast or ovarian cancer may increase the importance of monitoring your health for other cancers?

Know your family history. Know your risk. Advocate for yourself.

If you’ve been diagnosed with breast or ovarian cancer, talk with your healthcare provider about your personal risk, appropriate screening, genetic counseling, and ongoing follow-up care. Early conversations and informed decisions matter!

09/30/2026

Today, on the final day of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, we stand in awe of the strength of every survivor. You have faced fear, uncertainty, pain, and countless challenges and you kept going.

The calendar may say Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month is over tomorrow, BUT THE FIGHT DOESN’T END.

To every survivor: YOU ARE STRONG. YOU ARE RESILIENT. YOU ARE HOPE.

Our work doesn’t end when September does. The fight continues.
✔️We will keep raising awareness.
✔️We will keep talking about the signs and symptoms.
✔️We will keep supporting patients and families.
✔️We will keep fighting for a future where fewer women are lost to ovarian cancer.

👗Keep wearing teal.
🗣️Keep speaking up.
📝Keep spreading awareness.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE ON THIS JOURNEY!