Monthly Archives: June 2010

Israel

On Monday I attended the Israel Cancer Association ovarian cancer workshop and seminar at their headquarters in Tel Aviv.  It was run by Orit Shapira, who I can’t thank enough for her kindness and help to me.  There were a total of 8 speakers talking on a variety of subjects, gynecologic oncology, surgery, treatment options, [...]
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Tel Aviv

I arrived in Tel Aviv late Sunday afternoon.  The weather was perfect, 81, sunny and no humidity.  My friend and very talented prop stylist  Phyllis Asher has been living and traveling in Israel and the middle east for the last year.  It was great to come to a new city and have a friend there [...]
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off to the middle east

I am on my way to Israel and Jordan.  The Israel Cancer Association  invited me to an ovarian cancer survivor workshop on Monday.  Then I am heading to Jerusalem to work with Patient’s Friends Society where I will be working with Palestinian women, and then on to Jordan where I will be working with the [...]
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Nepal 2

The strike finally ended late on Friday night while we were still on the trek.  We flew back to Kathmandu on Sunday afternoon and I quickly set up appointments for Monday and Tuesday with the connections that I had there. I first went to see Dr. Sudip Shrestha at the Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital.  BCH is [...]
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    I am a photographer living in Westchester county, NY. I have been shooting commercial advertising for the past 20 years. I recently received a small business grant from British Airways. I won 10 business class flights to any 4 destinations that BA flies. It was a contest based on a series of essays that I wrote explaining how face to face travel could change my business and help it take a more photo journalistic path. My essays talked about the fact that I am a survivor of ovarian and endometrial cancers, and that since I have been sick, I have been looking for an opportunity to travel around the world documenting photographically how women with cancer are intrinsically connected. I would like to show how our struggles, hopes, joys, and concerns have no borders. That we share a common bond, regardless of where we live around the globe. This blog is hopefully going to document this journey over the next year.


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