Janet Rigdon

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  Mistress of Ceremony Kelly Mac, Sandra Bullock, Founder/CEO of Pink Ghost Breast Health Awareness Foundation, and Janet Rigdon, Director of SC Ovarian Cancer Foundation (left to r.) during The Fourth Annual Pink Ghost Breast Health Awareness Event with special guest Crystle Stewart , Miss USA 2008 that was held Oct. 11, 2008 at Allen Temple A.M.E. Church's West End Community Center.

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  Janet Rigdon, Directorjrigdon@scovariancancer.org

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  Janet Rigdon is the Executive Director of the SCOCF and she also leads the Charleston Chapter.

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  For more information contact Janet Rigdon at jrigdon@scovariancancer.org.
  
  Ovarian Cancer National Alliance 910 17th Street, N.W., Suite 1190 • Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 331-1332 • toll-free: 1-866-399-6262 • fax: (202) 331-2292 •

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  Janet Rigdon, the executive director of the South Carolina Ovarian Cancer Foundation, is also on the caravan.She will be greeting ovarian cancer survivors and raising awareness as part of the South Carolina Federal of Republican Women Caring for America program.

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  Janet Rigdon, Executive Director for the SCOCF, was awestruck as the women poured in for the event held in Greenville, SC. She and her hardworking crew hosted 275 ladies that evening and sold 110 handbags.

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  To register, contact Janet Rigdon, Executive Director of the SCOCF at 864/271-7377.
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  To register, contact Janet Rigdon, Executive Director of the SCOCF at 864/271-7377.

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  Many women with ovarian cancer, for instance, see commercials for irritable bowel syndrome medications and go to the doctor thinking that's what's wrong with them, says Janet Rigdon, director of the S.C. Ovarian Cancer Foundation. And since the cancer can move quickly, time spent toying with a wrong diagnosis is precious.
  
  "By the time you get where you need to be, you're late-stage," said Rigdon, who was diagnosed in 2000 and still is battling the disease.

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  Janet Rigdon

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  "I'm sitting here on a time bomb, waiting," said Janet Rigdon, executive director of the S.C. Ovarian Cancer Foundation."It's like staring down the barrel of a gun."
  
  Rigdon was diagnosed with ovarian cancer when she 45.
  
  Whereas breast cancer groups seem to sprout up all over the place, Rigdon said her group was one of the first of its kind in South Carolina.
  
  It's hard to build a movement when there aren't any people to fight, she said.
  
  "We don't live.We don't have their community of purchasing power because we don't live."
  
  Rigdon applauded the breast cancer foundations for making such huge strides in raising awareness and money to fund research.
  
  "They do an incredible job," she said."I just wish that we had the lives."
  
  Rigdon said she wished leaders of the breast cancer cause would embrace a wider mission for women's health, because they already have the audience.
  
  "I really wish that they would just be an avenue, now that they have the public attention, and help advocate for all women's issues," Rigdon said.

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