If so, and you're willing to talk to a New York Times reporter, read on:
Roni Rabin (New York Times)
Email: query-tc6@helpareporter.com
Deadline: 07:00 AM EST - 10 December
Query:
I want to interview women living with Stage 4 breast cancer to
talk about their experiences, quality of life, hopes and fears. I
would prefer women willing to use their real names.
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Click on photo for Cancer Bitch reading/lecture schedule
scalp design by Jennifer Berman in jagua ink
Cancer Bitch recommends these links:
- Alternet.org
- As the Tumor Turns
- Being Cancer--its on-line book club discusssed my book.
- Big Grrls DO Cry: queer life meets precarious life
- Black Gyrl Cancer Slayer
- Breast Cancer Action
- breastcancer.org
- Chemo Chicks
- Chronic (Illness) Babe
- Code Pink women's peace group
- Collaborative on Health and the Environment
- Colon cancer cowgirl
- Earth Henna
- Friends of Cancer Bitch on Facebook
- Funny Cancer shirts and mugs
- Gayle Sulik, Pink Ribbon Blues
- Geezer Sisters (tho' only written by one of them)
- Get Real About Breast Cancer (w/ pic of Breast Cancer Barbie)
- Gilda's Club
- Goodbye to Boobs (by a pre-vivor)
- Humerus Cartoons
- I got the cancer (lymphoma)
- Mamawhelming
- Organic Consumers Assn.
- Our Bodies, Our Blog
- Paula Kamen
- Planet Cancer
- Recovery on Water
- S.L. Wisenberg/Red Fish Studio
- Skin Deep: un/safe cosmetic list
- Stacey Richter's Land of Pain
- Swimming in the Trees: author Jessica Handler of Atlanta
- Tara Ison
- Terry Tempest Williams
- The Assertive Cancer Patient
- The Cancer Culture Chronicles
- The Fifty-Foot Blogger, another denizen of Fancy Hospital
- Whirled News--better than the Onion
- Women & Children First bookstore
NOTATE BENE
Links to audio and video
from my Farewell to My Left Breast party
taramosalata & other dips; photo by Vera Szabó
Cancer Bitch--first design
Click on photo for Cancer Bitch reading dates
Farewell to My Left Breast Party
cream puffs, caprese; photo by Vera Szabó
April 12, 2007--The Making of the Mohawk
Don't try this at home. Uh, oh, we did.
The Mohawk Profile
L the Haircutter in Background
The Mohawk Demure
Finished.
Summer henna-wear
design by Jennifer Berman
Life after cancer, Budapest, July 2009
At medicinal baths, with testimonials from patients
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presentations at the Metastatic Breast Cancer Network Conference are now online at:
http://mbcnetwork.org/special-events/category/agenda-IN/
Welcome & Introductory Remarks
Ellen Moskowitz - living with mbc 7 years
Introducing Dr. Kathy Miller
Deb Tincher - living with mbc 1 year 6 months
Opening Remarks and Introducing Dr. George Sledge
Kathy D. Miller, M. D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Sheila D. Ward Scholar
Hematology/ Oncology
Indiana University School of Medicine
Current Approaches to Metastatic Breast Cancer
George Sledge, MD
Ballve-Lantero Professor of Oncology
Professor of Medicine and Pathology
Indiana University Simon Cancer Center
Click here to view presentation slides
Introducing Dr. Bryan Schneider
Kathy Coursey-Boes- living with mbc 5 yrs 10 mos
Emerging Advances in Metastatic Breast Cancer
Bryan Schneider, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Divisions of Hematology/Oncology & Clinical Pharmacology
Departments of Medicine & Medical/Molecular Genetics
Indiana University Simon Cancer Center
Click here to view presentation slides
Introducing Dr. Elly Cohen
Kim Czepiga- living with mbc 6 1/2 years
Finding a Clinical Trial - step by step
Elly Cohen, PhD
Program Director, BreastCancerTrials.org
Senior Analyst, UCSF Center of Excellence for Breast Cancer Care
Click here to view presentation slides
MBC 101 - The Basics
Kathy Miller, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Sheila D. Ward Scholar
Hematology/ Oncology
Indiana University School of Medicine
Click here to view presentation slides
Current Management and New Advances for Breast Cancer Bone Metastases
Aparna Jotwani, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Indiana University School of Medicine
Click here to view presentation slides
Cutting Edge Advances in Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Bryan Schneider, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Divisions of Hematology/Oncology & Clinical Pharmacology
Departments of Medicine & Medical/Molecular Genetics
Indiana University Simon Cancer Center
Milan Radovich
PhD Graduate Student
Department of Medical & Molecular Genetics
Indiana University Simon Cancer Center
Click here to view presentation slides
Managing Cancer Pain & Its Side-Effects
Vinayak Belamkar, MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Anesthesia, Division of Pain Management
Indiana University School of Medicine
Click here to view presentation slides
Surgery & Radiation in the Metastatic Setting
Erika L. Rager, MD, MPH
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Breast Surgical Oncology
Indiana University School of Medicine
Peter Johnstone, MD, FACR
Chair and William A. Mitchell Professor of Radiation Oncology
Indiana University School of Medicine
Introducing Dr. Michael Webber
Suzanne Hebert - living with mbc 6+ years
Coping with Anxiety and Depression
Michael Webber, MD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry
Attending Psychiatrist, I.U. Simon Cancer Center Complete Life Program
Click here to view presentation slides
Introducing Susan Conroy
Toni Burts - living with mbc 5 years
Cancer and Cancer Treatment-Related Cognitive Dysfunction
Susan Conroy, BS - MD/PhD Candidate, 5th year
Medical Neuroscience Graduate Program
Center for Neuroimaging
Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences
Indiana University School of Medicine
Click here to view presentation slides
Research Advocacy Needs Your Voice
Mary Lou Smith - JD, MBA
Co-founder, Research Advocacy Network
Click here to view presentation slides
Next Step: What to do now?
Kathy Miller, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine
Sheila D. Ward Scholar
Hematology/ Oncology
Indiana University School of Medicine
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There are so many different types of cancers. In each cancers there are different types of stages. I think breast cancer is one of the cancer in which you save your life with the proper treatment. For that every woman must check up their breast regularly after the age of forty.
Patient is the chance for recovery, if cancer of the breast is the most open early and proper treatment, apply forthwith.
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There are several kinds of this cancer and they may have greatly other implications. This is very helpful knowledge explain about the Breast cancer.
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