Fran Drescher's blog

Hiya dolls,
Did you see…CancerSchmancer.org got a facelift! And isn’t it fabulous?! We are moving full steam ahead to ensure prevention and early detection of cancer for all women and we are so glad you are a part of this movement!

I feel very saddened by the passing of Senator Ted Kennedy. His is a great loss for our country because he was the kind of fearless maverick that we need more of within the halls of Congress.

I feel very blessed to have been able to work with him on the Gynecologic Cancer Education and Awareness Act, a bill that he was instrumental in helping to pass by unanimous consent.

I also had the honor of dining with him, his wife, and his children, including my dear friend Representative Patrick Kennedy, after a Kennedy Centers Honors event. It was a night I will never forget.

My dear friends,

Ask me why I'm sooo happy. Go ahead, ask me...

Ok, give up? I'm turning nine! That's right, baby. On June 21, 2009, this girl is celebrating nine years of wellness since my battle with uterine cancer. As if that's not blessing enough (trust me, it is), Cancer Schmancer turns two years old on that same day!

I'm telling you all this because despite facing the worst economic crisis of our times, the Cancer Schmancer Movement has forged full steam ahead in revolutionizing the way we women behave when it comes to our own health.

Hey all,

I want to share with you this article that a friend of mine forwarded to me; a story I hear much too often. A woman in England’s ovarian cancer was misdiagnosed even after going to the doctor 20 times. TWENTY TIMES!

Hey there dolls,

Every year, February sweeps the states with love. Chocolate, flowers, diamonds – who can ask for a more fabulous month? But February is also National Cancer Prevention Month and doll, there’s no better way to show yourself love than by taking care of your own body.