Ovarian Cancer Awareness: Our Pledge for Early Detection

Ovarian cancer is the second most common type of female reproductive cancer, and more women die from ovarian cancer than from cervical cancer and uterine cancer combined. At Celebration Obstetrics and Gynecology, our pledge is to increase education and raise awareness to better serve our patients throughout the year. Consistent education and open communication with patients throughout the year will help lead to early detection and successful treatments. The month of September is Ovarian Cancer and Pediatric Cancer awareness month. Our partnership with the M Family Foundation and their annual 5k has created great success.  We are encouraging all of our patients, staff, and family members to join us!

2021 M Family Foundation’s 5th Annual Cancer Superhero Virtual 5K

Honoring Our Superhero, Nancy Janosco (1956 – 2021) 

We are thrilled to connect with superheroes once again throughout the world to raise awareness, increase education, and provide financial support to the brave women and children who are battling Ovarian and Pediatric Cancer. Wherever you live, we can fight together for our Virtual Cancer Superhero Run. We celebrate survivors who have won their battle with cancer as well as those who shine on through their loved ones.

The flexibility of a virtual race allows you to complete your race anytime during the month of September. You can run inside on a treadmill or outside on a course of your choice! All photos and race result submissions need to be in by September 30, 2021 at 11:59 PM EST.

Mark your calendars!! Registration opens on June 15, 2021 at www.mfamilyfoundation.org.

**All race participants will enjoy an exclusive membership to our 2021 Virtual Superhero Facebook group, where we will host contests and award prizes throughout the month of September. Participants will also receive a finisher medal, race hat, and downloadable race bibs. Race shirts may be purchased for an additional fee through the event registration portal.

PLEASE NOTE*  If you're having an Emergency, please call 911!