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September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month!

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Darlings,

September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness month and as I just celebrated my 11th year of wellness from uterine cancer, this month is especially important as Cancer Schmancer continues its work toward saving lives through prevention and early detection. I’m forever grateful that I am able to share my story and help women like me; who are too scared or too intimidated to take charge of their health.

US needs safer cosmetics!

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June 2011

My dear friends,

This time last year, when I came to Capitol Hill, I met with some of the most powerful men and women in America. I’ve become a familiar face in Washington in recent years, because I feel like I got famous, I got cancer, and I lived to talk about it. So I’m using my voice (it is one of a kind) as an advocate.

I'm BAAAACK!

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My dear friends,

I'm jumping out of my shoes and ya want to know why?!  June 15th, I'm back on TV, baby! I will be starring in a new TV Land sitcom called "Happily Divorced" which is inspired by my true story, but not your classic love tale! 

As I continue the next step of my journey, I hope you will continue along with me and tune in!  Here's a little sneak peak!  Cheers to taking care of yourself, flying without a net and embarking on exciting new adventures!

Be well,
Fran xo

Know your history!

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My dear friends,

It’s already May? Oye vey! Where did March and April go? Anyway dolls, last month, the American Cancer Society celebrated National Minority Health month and it’s something we should honor 365 days of the year!

It's National Women's Health Week!

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Ladies, this week celebrates our bodies! (Hey, get your head out of the gutter!) The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office on Women's Health marked May 8 -14 as National Women’s Health Week. 

So Honored to Be a ChangemakeHER!

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by Fran Drescher, President and Visionary of Cancer Schmancer

“Women are like teabags. We don't know our true strength until we are in hot water!” — Eleanor Roosevelt

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