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Ovarian Cancer Survivors Find Sisterhood in Support Group
20 May
Summary
- Harts of Teal offers support for women with gynecological cancers.
- The group fosters deep connections among women facing similar challenges.
- Annual color run raises awareness and funds for cancer support.
Kim Airhart established Harts of Teal in 2021, a year after her near stage-4 ovarian cancer diagnosis. This organization aims to raise awareness and provide essential resources for women impacted by gynecological and ovarian cancers across Georgia and beyond.
Harts of Teal connects women through its "Teal Sisters" program, offering a community for those undergoing treatment or in survivorship. These women gather multiple times a month for support, encouragement, and shared experiences, forming profound relationships.
Jennifer Carroll, diagnosed in 2018, and Sandra Griffin, diagnosed in 2020, found solace and deep friendship within Harts of Teal. Their shared journey highlights the life-changing impact of the support group.
The organization's annual Enduring Hope Color Run is scheduled for June 6 in Fayetteville. This event serves as a vital opportunity to champion awareness for women battling all forms of cancer.
