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Dear Hemp Oil
Thank you for lubricating my body. Yours Sincerely, Robyn’s Brain
Posted in Art, breast cancer, Cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease
Tagged body, brain, Dear hemp oil, essential fatty acids, health, hemp, Hemp Ol, lubricating, mental health, nutrition, organic, Robyn Michele Levy
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Confession #2 to my Neuropsychiatrist
My Yummy Mummy days are long gone. I have officially crossed over to the other side. I am now a Tummy Mummy with menopausal powers. I no longer glow — I sweat. I no longer bleed — I bleat. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in breast cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease, women
Tagged body, confessions, humor, menopause, mental health, neuropsychiatrist, powers, Tummy Mommy, women, writer, Yummy Mommy
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My Grandma’s Advice
Seventy-five years ago today, my Baba was in labour with her first child — my Dad. Advice is free, my Grandma had plenty She married for love when she was twenty She always said don’t hold in your pee Try … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Art, family, humor, poetry, relationships, women
Tagged advice, animation, Art, Baba, body, don't play with your food, giving birth, Grandma, Grandmothers, health, humor, labor, labour, love, mental health, mother, motherhood, poetry
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The New Year’s Cat is out of the Bag!
What surprises will she bring? A cure for Parkinsons and Parkindaughters and Parkinmothers and Parkinfathers? A cure for cancers of the breasts, the lungs, the tongue, the brain, the test(icles), the liver, the bladder, the pancreas, all the orifices including … Continue reading
Posted in Art, breast cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease, research
Tagged animation, Art, body, breast cancer, Canadian authors, Cats Out Of The Bag, cure, cure for breast cancer, cure for Parkinsons, Happy New Year, health, humor, memoir, Most of Me, Parkinson's, poetry, Robyn Michele Levy, surprises
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Limited Edition Prints by Robyn Michele Levy: The Story Behind “Road to Recovery”
I began working on this image back in February, 2011. The Road Girl character emerged one day while I was drawing on my digital tablet. I love the way her arms and legs are intertwined ramps that embrace herself and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, breast cancer, Cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease, shopping
Tagged Art, body, breast cancer, Canadian authors, disease, fine art print, humor, Limited Edition Prints, memoir, Most of Me, Parkinson's, Parkinson's disease, Road to Recovery, Robyn Michele Levy, Survivors
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Limited Edition Prints by Robyn Michele Levy: The Story Behind “Parkinson’s Scrabble”
Parkinson’s disease is complicated. It’s a brain disease, a movement disorder, a lifetime affliction. While creating this artwork, I wanted to highlight key words that describe how I feel and what I deal with since my diagnosis. Parkinson’s Scrabble is … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, arts, body, health, Limited Edition Prints, mental health, Parkinson's, Parkinson's disease, Parkinson's Scrabble
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Gug the Cavewoman Invades Robyn Michele Levy’s Body!
“My body surrenders to some primordial force. I’m Gug the Cavewoman, quaking like thunder, weeping with abandon, summoning the gods. The sky is falling, and I am falling apart. Finally.” page 104, Most of Me
Posted in Art, breast cancer, Cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease, women
Tagged body, cavewoman, Gug The Cavewoman, invasion, Most of Me, primordial force, summoning the gods, The sky is falling, thunder, weeping
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Ms. Mastectomy Mourns Her Missing Breast
It’s hard to believe that you’ve been gone for four years. Missing you always and forever…
Posted in Art, breast cancer, health, women
Tagged Art, body, breast cancer, disease, health, heart, heartache, mammogram, mastectomy, memoir, mourning, Survivors, women
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