Dana Giordano was diagnosed with cancer in one of her ovaries when she was 14 years old. She will talk about that and her running career in which she was an All American and qualified for the Olympic Track Trials in 2020. episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 7, 2022 · 39 MIN

Dana Giordano was diagnosed with cancer in one of her ovaries when she was 14 years old. She will talk about that and her running career in which she was an All American and qualified for the Olympic Track Trials in 2020.

from Help and Hope Happen Here · host Mark Levine

When she was 14 years old during the summer after completing 8th grade, Dana Giordano was diagnosed with cancer in one of her ovaries. After having surgery, she completed her recovery process and then began a running career first in high school and then at Dartmouth College, where she was a 3 time All American and finished 3rd in the National Championships in the 1500 meters.  From there Dana went on to qualify for the Olympic Track Trials in 2020 and now hosts her own Podcast,  More Than Running, which focuses on Women's Runners who have accomplished many things on the track and on the roads and have great personal stories to tell. 

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Dana Giordano was diagnosed with cancer in one of her ovaries when she was 14 years old. She will talk about that and her running career in which she was an All American and qualified for the Olympic Track Trials in 2020.

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