I just finished watching the Lifetime TV movie, "Why I wore lipstick to my mastectomy." I highly recommend it. It deals specifically with a young woman with Breast Cancer and many of the issues she faces. The husband doesn't represent Jeff, but I think he could be replaced by other people in my life. They are replaying it on Saturday night at 9 pm on Lifetime TV, so set your TiVo or VCR, its a good little watch. Here is a link to their website if you need to look up your local channel.
http://www.lifetimetv.com/movies/originals/whyiworelipstick.php
(the link doesn't work with this blog, so just cut and past it into your browser)
Blessings,
Kat
About Me
- Kat Werner
- Kathleen "Kat" Werner is a breast cancer survivor diagnosed in 2006 at the age of 31. At the time of diagnosis she found her first “opinion” to be outdated, and not the cutting edge treatment her subtype of breast cancer needed. With resolve to seek a better answer, she hit the books, web, and journals to find the best evidence-based therapies. Since that time, Kat has made research advocacy (mostly on breast cancer) her mission. She has been trained by some of the best scientific training programs in the country. Kat’s mission, along with other survivors, is to encourage and enhance the dialogue that is just now becoming a standard in all fields of medicine. This dialogue involves the men and women at the laboratory bench, and the bedside of patients, and in the halls of Congress, and now also includes the voices of the patients. Together, we can change the future for our kids’ generation. She has three young children, 2 daughters and a son and she has been married to her husband, Jeff, for 11 years. Though she represents many different organizations at different times, these opinions here are her own and may or may not represent the opinions of these groups.
3 comments:
Tell Jeff he rocks. We all know he's better than that guy. Go buy some lipstick.
Rachel
We send our love on this second day after treatment. I prayed that God would be merciful to you this time and give you a break from aches and pains.
Hugs and lots of prayers,
Mom & Dad
Speaking of watching stuff on a screen...this is more for Bethany & Liam. Our son is "wwoofing" (Willing Workers on Organic Farms) throughout Europe and he sent us the website of his current wwoof farm in France. The kids can hear Anoushka the donkey make some music! http:\\www.fargassa.com
Georgia
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