Camille “Cammie” Morgan was a 16-year-old cheerleader when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Cammie won the battle against cancer, but spent over 10-years in constant pain as a result of a myriad of reproductive issues. As a black woman Cammie’s own assessment of her pain was constantly questioned and minimized. Hear how Cammie was able to finally get her pain under control, how her trauma and experiences led her to question whether or not she wanted to live, how she has prioritized working on her mental health and how Behavior Analysis helped her realize that she is here for a reason.
Show Notes:
Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance: Survivors Teaching Students
https://ocrahope.org/get-involved/survivors-teaching-students/
Cammie’s podcast: Love, Sex & ABA
