Sharing hope
Today, many will gather to fight ovarian cancer
It is a silent killer — a disease that lurks behind subtle symptoms in a woman's body.
Three and a half years ago, Laura Cross , 61, of Edmond was planning for a relaxed retirement with her husband, Jim.
When the disguise was lifted, and ovarian cancer discovered, her life drastically changed.
"It really was like pouring cold water on my whole family's face,” Cross said.
After being surprised, C...
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