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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 31 MIN

My 15 Years | Episode 4: Ocular Melanoma Misconceptions & Early Advocacy

from The Eye Believe Podcast · host A Cure In Sight

Ocular melanoma is one of the rarest forms of cancer — and because of that, it’s often misunderstood.   In Episode 4 of My 15 Years, Melody talks about some of the most common misconceptions surrounding ocular melanoma, including funding challenges that come with such a rare diagnosis.   She also reflects on what advocacy looked like in the early days of her journey, when awareness of ocular melanoma was limited and resources for patients were far fewer than they are today. Melody shares how those early experiences helped shape her commitment to raising awareness and supporting the ocular melanoma community.   This episode sheds light on the realities of living with a rare cancer and the importance of advocacy, education, and community. 🔔 Subscribe to follow the full My 15 Years series 💙 Learn more about A Cure in Sight 🤝 Support ocular melanoma research and awareness: https://acureinsight.org/donate/

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