Sharon Sigler, an East Cobb resident, is a 33-year ovarian cancer, “Thriver and Survivor”, who has served as a member of the Georgia Ovarian Cancer Alliance Board of Directors since 2015. Sharon was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in October 1992. She discovered the diagnosis when, unbeknownst to her, a tumor the size of a grapefruit hemorrhaged internally during her drive to work. Emergency surgery followed.
Sharon is passionate about advocating for awareness of the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer. Thirty-four years ago, when she faced her diagnosis, there was no screening test for ovarian cancer; there is still no screening test today. She continues to advocate tirelessly, stating, unequivocally, “Until there is a test, we will not rest!”
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