Obesity rates among women with gynecologic cancers are estimated to be 19% to 44% (Beesley, Eakin, Janda, & Battistutta, 2008). Evidence suggests that women who are obese with breast, colorectal, and uterine cancers experience worse outcomes, and women who are obese with gynecologic malignancies tend to have worse baseline quality-of-life metrics prior to initiation of cancer treatment and following its completion than women who are normal weight (Doll et al., 2015)