Bad Right Breast

The epitome of the working actor, pounding the pavement, going from gig to gig.  It was the moment in between gigs that forced her to listen to her body and trust her instincts.  But Rebecca’s story goes even deeper.  When you hear how some cancer stories tear apart relationships, her cancer saved not just one, but two, and as we often hear put an entirely new perspective on one’s life.

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Music by Becca Ayers
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Website Design by Alec Addalia

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When people are told that they beat cancer, and are cheered on by so many others that they are warriors and survivors, there’s that little voice in the back of our heads that sits there, and constantly comes to the forefront and brings forth a bit of fear.  Here’s a few of our artists, sharing their answers to the questions – do you ever have a fear of it returning?

Music by Becca Ayers
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When you’re done with treatment, whether you’re told or not told that you’re cancer free, your follow-up will be very specific to you and your cancer.   For the most part it may be once a month soon afterwards, and then turn into every three months, and then every six months, and if you’re lucky once a year and if you’ve gotten the golden ticket – never again!

Music by Becca Ayers
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If you’re told that YOU’RE CANCER FREE, do you actually believe it?  Do you believe that you are FREE of this horrible, sneaky, scary, disease?  And if you are ‘free’ of it, are ever really free?

Music by Becca Ayers
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Three years ago, Katie knew something wasn’t right with her bowel movements, and was fortunate enough to have surrounded herself around doctors that listened to her.  Once they did, they discovered she had Colon Rectal Cancer.  So warning, not only are there butt jokes in this episode, but Katie is very much like me, in that, well, we both talk like sailors. 

Instagram:  @recyclethestars  @katiefarrowe   @katiechapmanfarrowe

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Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec Addalia

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Three years ago, Katie knew something wasn’t right with her bowel movements, and was fortunate enough to have surrounded herself around doctors that listened to her.  Once they did, they discovered she had Colon Rectal Cancer.  So warning, not only are there butt jokes in this episode, but Katie is very much like me, in that, well, we both talk like sailors. 

Instagram:  @recyclethestars  @katiefarrowe   @katiechapmanfarrowe

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Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec Addalia

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Treatment for cancer, even if it’s the same type of cancer, varies far and wide.  Not only because of the uniqueness of all of our bodies, cancer, diagnosis but hospitals, doctors, location.  I mean, treatment and how they do things in New York are vastly different than how things are done in Illinois, Florida, Iowa.  To add on top of that… ‘the show must go on.’

Music by Becca Ayers
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When going through cancer isn’t the worst or even scariest health drama you’ve had to deal with, well, it definitely makes it easier getting to the other side.  I had always admired Joanna before any of the shit that she’s had to deal with.  And now, I admire her perspective on life, the industry, health care and so much more.

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There’s many different reasons why you choose your doctors.  Sometimes it’s because of your insurance.  Sometimes it’s because of their location.  Sometimes it’s a gut feeling.  And sometimes personalities just don’t match.  In the end, it’s your body and your choice. 

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Unfortunately, some people are forced to learn at a young age the consequences of having or not having insurance.  No matter what insurance coverage you have, it’s a near full-time job navigating co-pays, out-of-pocket, in-network, referrals, approvals, and more.  Hell, it has its own language.  So not only do you need to learn Cancer language, but you have to add Insurance to your homework.

Music by Becca Ayers
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