Cancer Bitch has been studying African-American history in New England, and now she's on vacation in central and western Massachusetts. Please forgive her lack of posts.
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Click on the book cover above.
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
2 comments:
Hi, just wondering if you have looked into using a Parp Inhibitor such as olaparib to help your breast cancer recovery??
Interesting. No, I haven't. I don't have a gene mutation, according to genetic tests. (Of course I could have a mutation that hasn't been identified yet.)
C. Bitch
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