Nick Sadler and David Didato just launched a Kickstarter “TIMES LIKE THESE: men with breast cancer documentary” to fund a film about Bill and Bob, two of my breast cancer friends. I won’t say much about […]
I have a guest blog post that went live on the Pink Ribbons Project Blog this morning, talking about bringing the SCAR Project to Houston with many new friends: FRIENDS IN UNEXPECTED PLACES | Pink […]
15I was honored to participate in a panel on blogging today, at an event for survivors and caregivers. We were asked to address what got us to write the blogs. That’s a good question – […]
Have you ever watched the Amazing Race TV show? Teams race across the globe, overcoming puzzles and challenges, for a $1M prize. Right at the end, after the winners have crossed the finishing line the […]
I didn’t grow up with Thanksgiving, being German and spending much of my youth in England. There were harvest festivals of course although my family did not observe these ancient celebrations of thanks for bringing in the food for the year. I have…
One of the things that people have mentioned to me is that there is no single, go-to resource for information about male breast cancer. There are of course many such resources for women, but the questions that are specific for men are not well add…
Tomorrow is Sam’s Jam V (http://ridersforthecure.org/index.php/component/content/article/5-ride-events/32-sams-jam-v) the annual motorcycle ride in honor of Dr. Sam Hassenbusch. To quote the site, which says it best: “Sam???s Jam: Celebrates the lif…
Yesterday, Monday Oct 8, I participated for the first time in the #bcsm tweet up. #bcsm stands for breast cancer social media, and I learned a few days ago that every Monday evening at 8 pm central a group of people get together for a conversation…
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