Monday, October 22, 2012

Me on NPR!

I was invited to be on NPR's Tell Me More radio program, with the topic being "Beyond the Pink." You can listen to me here:
http://www.npr.org/2012/10/22/163395083/going-beyond-the-pink-to-talk-breast-cancer

Me in the studio
Thanks to the other ladies I was interviewed with, the producer who found me,  and special thanks to Michel Martin who was very sensitive in her questions.  Of course, you can always "go there" with me.  :) Here is the bugs post that Michel mentioned.
Posted by Ann aka ButDoctorIHatePink at 1:19 PM
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9 comments:

  1. I heard this advertised yesterday afternoon on our NPR station out of St. Louis, and I thought, "They should get Ann for this!"

    Hope you're feeling well today.

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  2. Ann,

    Even without "cancer message" you are wise. Anyone, at any "stage" could benefit from hearing you.
    Thank you for your words- they really got through to me.

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    1. I'm very happy to hear that. It means a lot.

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  3. Hi Ann, you did a fabulous job and I appreciate everything that you said. I'm not a fan of the pink either and while I completely respect other perspectives, I am grateful to know there are others out there who can relate to how I feel. I was moved by the way you directed your last word toward newly diagnosed women rather than focusing on yourself. You are making a huge impact in the lives of many people, thank you for your caring heart. You are a special woman!

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    1. Thank you, you know.

      (I say you know a lot!, lol)

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  5. Thank you, Ann, for what you said at the end about believing you are healed and moving on. I have copied your words and will paste them to my bathroom mirror to remind myself every day. I've had such a hard time doing that since I finished chemo and radiation about 4 months ago. But I'm going to try! Much love to you, and thank you, sister.

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    1. I'm really glad. It is so important to believe you are going to survive and live a good life. But nobody teaches you how to get over it. Teach yourself!

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  6. It's great how your voice is getting out there into so many venues, Ann. Keep talkin.'

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