Vanja Wilson, a mother-of-two, was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in her 30s, nearly three decades younger than the average diagnosis age. Wilson initially dismissed the lump as a sign of a torn muscle or scar tissue, but eventually noticed blood in her stool and decided to undergo a colonoscopy due to a family history of bowel disease. After the procedure, doctors accidentally left notes by Wilson's bedside indicating the diagnosis was not good news. Wilson underwent extensive surgery to remove three tumors, her ovaries and uterus, and part of her bowel and abdominal muscle. She is currently cancer-free but remains afraid of returning the disease.