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Click on the book cover above.
scalp design by Jennifer Berman in jagua ink
taramosalata & other dips; photo by Vera Szabó
Click on photo for Cancer Bitch reading dates
cream puffs, caprese; photo by Vera Szabó
Don't try this at home. Uh, oh, we did.
L the Haircutter in Background
Finished.
design by Jennifer Berman
At medicinal baths, with testimonials from patients
One Feminist's Report on Her Breast Cancer, Beginning with Semi-diagnosis and Continuing Beyond Chemo, w/ a side of polycythemia thrown in **You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's rye bread, and you don't have to have cancer to read Cancer Bitch *** Cancer Bitch comes to you from S.L. (Sandi) Wisenberg in Chicago
Buy the bitch from U of Iowa Press!
Click on the book cover above.
Click on photo for Cancer Bitch reading/lecture schedule
scalp design by Jennifer Berman in jagua ink
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- Hamlet & Fools
- The Circle
- The Stores
- The Peace Flag
- Shopping/Water
- Acupuncture Folo-folo
- Chemo..
- Why I Hate Elizabeth Edwards
- Acupuncture Follow-Up
- I Get Acupuncture
- A Brighter Shade of Pink
- Mr Toad
- Gender: Hiding the Evidence
- War
- My First Hair Cut of 2007
- The Neighbor Boy
- News/Heart
- Happy
- Hair
- Contest Winner!
- The Cancer Card
- The Prestidigitator
- Bad News, East & West
- A Contest!
- What is a Meltdown?
- The Mysteries
- When a Double Negative is a Positive
- Telling--Part 2
- Pictures of torture victims?
- The Angel
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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
Everything here is as accurate as I could make it. Occasionally I've changed identifying details when writing about others.
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
4 comments:
I know the contest is over, but last night I had an epiphany about what that Walgreen's exchange really may have been about: feminine wipes.
You are a clever one Cancer Bitch but you won't catch this anonymouse. I am, however, honored by your selection and I want to thank Jesus for my inspiration, my parents for locking me in that closet all those years, and most of all you for your strength honesty and humor in addressing the cancer challenge.
anonymous, do i know you from high school?
cb
No. That could mean there are at least two people you may know whose parents locked them in a closet. It must be a more common form of parenting than I thought.
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