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Ms. Mastectomy Loves Monokinis — Swimsuits For Breast Cancer Survivors With One Breast
These bold, sexy and intriguing swimsuits are perfect for Ms. Mastectomy and me! A group of Finnish fashion designers created this swimwear collection for Monokini 2.0 project. According to their manifesto: we want to incite a positive self-image of breast-operated women … Continue reading
Posted in Art, breast cancer
Tagged breast cancer survivors, fashion, mastectomy, Monokini 2.0 project, Ms. Mastectomy, Robyn Michele Levy, swimsuits
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Yesterday on CBC’s The Current, Ms. Mastectomy Reveals What Many “Booby-Trap” Cancer Campaigns Don’t Show
Yesterday, The Current delved into the divisive world of breast cancer awareness advertising. Some people are calling for an end to tongue-in-cheek ads that center on ‘saving boobies’ or ‘tatas’ because they obscure the faces and realities of people who … Continue reading
Remembering My Mother
My mother, Lea Levy, passed away seven months ago — on March 14, 2012. I flew in for her funeral, with my husband and daughter by my side. The “Unveiling” of her monument took place this past Sunday in Toronto. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, breast cancer, humor, relationships, travel, women
Tagged Art, cancer, Do it all, do it now., good memories, health, Lea Levy, monument, mother, motherhood, Ms. Mastectomy, one-of-a-kind plaster sculptures, Shaney Jo Darden, The Treasured Chest, unveiling
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Thanks to “The Treasured Chest”, Ms. Mastectomy Is Bringing Sexy Back & Front!
The Treasured Chest was started by artist Shaney Jo Darden as a way to help young women deal with breast cancer. By creating one-of-a-kind plaster sculptures of their torsos, these gals took them home and turned them into personalized works … Continue reading
Ms. Mastectomy Celebrates Earth Day!
If you’re wondering what other people are doing today, check out these sites: Earth Day Canada Greening The Blue Gala 2012 Huffington Post The Interdependent Earth Day Network Envirolink Earth … Continue reading
Ms. Mastectomy Goes Shopping at Tourettes Hero’s Boutique
Tourettes Hero is changing the world one tic at a time. She’s also selling t-shirts and shopping bags and greetings cards to raise awareness for Tourettes syndrome.
Posted in Art, health, humor, shopping, women
Tagged breast cancer, Canadian authors, memoir, Most of Me, Ms. Mastectomy, Parkinson's, Robyn Michele Levy, shopping, Tourettes Hero, Tourettes Syndrome
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Top Ten Reasons To Nominate Robyn Michele Levy’s Most of Me for Canada Reads 2012
Reason #6 Readers who don’t have Parkinson’s disease will appreciate their functioning body with two swinging arms, two steady legs and a brain brimming with dopamine. Nominate Robyn Michele Levy’s Memoir Most of Me. Stay tuned for more reasons…
Posted in Art, breast cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease, women
Tagged animation, Art, brain, breast cancer, Canada Reads, Canadian authors, CBC Radio, disease, dopamine, functioning body, humor, Jian Ghomeshi, love, memoir, Most of Me, Ms. Mastectomy, Nominate Most of Me, Parkinson's disease
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Top Ten Reasons To Nominate Robyn Michele Levy’s Most of Me for Canada Reads 2012
Reason #5 She married an older man Nominate Robyn Michele Levy’s Memoir Most of Me. Stay tuned for more reasons…
Posted in Art, breast cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease, women
Tagged animation, Art, breast cancer, Canada Reads, Canadian authors, CBC Radio, disease, humor, Jian Ghomeshi, love, married an older man, memoir, Most of Me, Ms. Mastectomy, Nominate Most of Me, Parkinson's disease
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Top Ten Reasons To Nominate Robyn Michele Levy’s Most of Me for Canada Reads 2012
Reason #4 She’s one of the lucky breast cancer survivors. She calls herself Ms. Mastectomy. And she’s swinging on a scar! Nominate Robyn Michele Levy’s Memoir Most of Me. Stay tuned for more reasons…
Posted in Art, breast cancer, health, humor, Parkinson's disease, women
Tagged animation, Art, breast cancer, Canada Reads, Canadian authors, CBC Radio, disease, humor, Jian Ghomeshi, love, mastectomy, memoir, Most of Me, Ms. Mastectomy, Nominate Most of Me, Parkinson's disease, swinging on a scar
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