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Colorado mom-to-be raising awareness about ovarian cancer years after her own diagnosis

There are no tests for ovarian cancer and some of the symptoms, like persistent bloating, a sudden change in appetite, or even frequent trips to the bathroom, often go unnoticed. For Mary Kaye, it was a sharp pain in the abdomen that wouldn’t go away that led her to go see her doctor.

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Cathy Amenta

Cathy Jean Amenta (nÃ©e Cox) of Salida passed peacefully at home May 17. She fought a very long and valiant battle against Ovarian cancer. Her ever cheerful strength and courage were inspiring gifts that she gave selflessly to her friends and family. Cathy was a very well-loved and respected member of the Salida community. She owned and operated Amenta Massage and Bodyworks in downtown Salida and later she devoted her time and talents to the Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center where she gave therapeutic massage to the oncology patients receiving treatment there. Cathy was born Feb. 4, 1967, in Englewood and was raised in Littleton. After the family moved to Bailey, she graduated from Platte Canyon High School where she excelled in track and field and won the state championship for the 100-meter hurdle.

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