奥林匹克体操运动员香农米勒五年前击败了卵巢癌，但这并不意味着她仍然不会感激她身体健康的每一刻.
“我每天都感谢上帝，我在这里，”39岁的米勒告诉人们，现在运动员正在分享她的故事，以便其他女性可以了解这种疾病的症状.
米勒是美国历史上装饰最精良的体操运动员，曾领导着名的“壮丽七人”，这是1996年获得金牌的美国奥林匹克女子体操队。这几天，两个杂耍的忙碌妈妈经营自己的公司，Shannon Miller Lifestyle Health and Fitness for Women，6岁的儿子Rocco和2岁的女儿Sterling与丈夫，商人John Falconetti.
但五年前，癌症让她如此虚弱，米勒当天的目标有时只是围着餐桌走了两圈，米勒告诉杂志.
七次奖章获得者是在2010年末常规妇科检查后在左侧卵巢检测到一个棒球大小的囊肿时被诊断出来的。尽管她经历了严重的胃痛，体重减轻，腹胀，但Miller将这一切都归结为月经期间的常规问题。从出生到罗科的身体变化.
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“我很幸运，我的医生很早就抓住了它。但我不希望其他女性依靠运气。学习这些症状很重要，”米勒说，她接受了手术和化疗作为治疗的一部分，后来写了关于她的信息。她在2015年的一本书中写道：“这不是完美的：为我的国家而战，为我的生命而战”。
米勒敦促其他女性积极主动治疗卵巢癌，卵巢癌通常被称为“无声杀手”，因为它的症状 – 包括骨盆疼痛，背部疼痛，腹胀，不规则时期，恶心和尿频 – 都很容易被忽视.
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卵巢癌是影响女性生殖系统的最致命的癌症。美国癌症协会报告说，仅今年就有22,280名女性被诊断出患有卵巢癌。大约有14,240名妇女将死于这种疾病.
运动员鼓励女性访问KnowPelvicMass.com，了解卵巢癌以及一项名为OVA1的血液检查，帮助医生确定肿块是否可能发生癌变。 （Miller是开发该测试的公司的发言人，在她接受治疗时无法使用。）
虽然癌症曾经对她的身体造成了残酷的伤害，但米勒在身体和精神方面都再次获胜。今年夏天她将重返奥运会 – 在她带领华丽七人队获胜后二十年 – 在里约夏季奥运会上提供体操分析.
“这些天，我发现我不能停止微笑，”她说。 “即使发生了棘手的事情，我也会尽力找到一些积极的东西来关注。”
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Olympic gymnast Shannon Miller defeated ovarian cancer five years ago, but that doesnt mean shes not grateful for every moment of her healthy body. “I thank God every day that Im here,” the 39-year-old Miller told People, now sharing her story as an athlete so that other women can understand the symptoms of this disease. Miller is the most decorated gymnast in American history, leading the famous “Magnificent Seven,” the US Olympic womens gymnastics team that won gold in 1996. These days, the busy mother of two runs her own company, Shannon Miller Lifestyle Health and Fitness for Women, with her husband, businessman John Falconetti. But five years ago, cancer left her so weak that Millers goal for the day was sometimes just to walk around the table, Miller told the magazine. The seven-time medalist was diagnosed in late 2010 after a routine gynecological exam detected a baseball-sized cyst on her left ovary. Despite experiencing severe stomach pain, weight loss, and bloating, Miller attributed it all to regular problems during her menstrual cycle. “I was lucky that my doctor caught it early. But I dont want other women to rely on luck. Learning these symptoms is important,” Miller said, who underwent surgery and chemotherapy as part of her treatment, later writing about her experience in a 2015 book, “Its Not Perfect: Fighting for My Country, My Life.” Miller urges other women to be proactive in treating ovarian cancer, which is often called the “silent killer” because its symptoms – including pelvic pain, back pain, bloating, irregular periods, nausea, and frequent urination – are easily overlooked. Ovarian cancer is the deadliest cancer affecting the female reproductive system. The American Cancer Society reports that 22,280 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer this year alone. About 14,240 women will die from the disease. The athlete encourages women to visit KnowPelvicMass.com to learn about ovarian cancer and a blood test called OVA1 that helps doctors determine whether a lump may be cancerous. (Miller is a spokesperson for the company that developed the test and was unable to use it during her treatment.) Although cancer once inflicted cruel damage on her body, Miller has won again in both body and spirit. This summer she will return to the