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Survivor Stories

A survivor is anyone living with a history of cancer – from the moment of diagnosis through the remainder of life.

  •  If you’ve just been diagnosed with cancer – you’re a survivor.
  •  If you’ve been in remission for 20 years – you’re a survivor.
  •  If you’re an adult who had cancer as a child – you’re a survivor.
  •  If you’re living with cancer as a chronic disease – you’re a survivor.
  •  If you’re currently in active treatment for cancer – you’re a survivor.
  •  If you’ve beaten cancer and been declared cancer-free – you’re a survivor.

Whether you’re in treatment, just diagnosed, or have been in remission for 20 years or more, you’re a cancer survivor!

Survivors at 2019 Jodi's Race

We will be adding inspiring stories of survivorship on this page. Please check back soon!

Newly Diagnosed

About Us

The mission of the Colorado Ovarian Cancer Alliance (COCA), is to promote awareness and early detection of ovarian cancer through advocacy and education while providing support to people in Colorado affected by ovarian cancer. Take a look.

COCA Connections

Assisting and supporting ovarian cancer survivors and caregivers is at the heart of COCA's mission. Our community of women includes those newly diagnosed, in treatment, after treatment, in recurrence, and long-term survivors. We are here for you.

Newly diagnosed?

You are not alone. We understand that a diagnosis of ovarian cancer can be very challenging. Connect with a COCA Navigator to ask questions and learn more about how we can provide support. Learn more.