Kick Cancer's Ass

Nov 08, 2006 10:20

Taking a moment to plug a worthy project.

If your friend had cancer, would you strip naked and pose for a benefit calendar? I thought you might.

If the idea of real cheesecake featuring real women posing for a worthy cause appeals to you, go take a look at limeproject.org, where you can meet Heather, who has Hodgkin's lymphoma, and her brave ( Read more... )

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ysabel November 8 2006, 16:30:55 UTC
I had a blast hiking up into the middle of nowhere, getting leaves painted all over me, and posing nude while hoping no one else came up the trail. (I'm May.)

And for a good cause!

I bought five myself. As well as the time and money I put into the project.

Thanks for the linkage!

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onceupon November 8 2006, 16:44:49 UTC
Thanks for passing it on!

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celisnebula November 8 2006, 16:46:54 UTC
Definitely leaving word about this in my LJ -- wonderful cause, and a wonderful chance for us bigger girls to feel beautiful and worthwhile.

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onceupon November 8 2006, 16:57:41 UTC
Thank you! We are operating pretty much on word of mouth advertising so every mention is a fantastic thing.

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tnrkitect November 8 2006, 16:49:38 UTC
Glad to see you supporting this and spreading the word! :-)

and fyi, it is Hodgkin's lymphoma, not non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

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trialia November 9 2006, 23:50:30 UTC
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma's what my mother died of.

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tnrkitect November 9 2006, 23:53:08 UTC
I'm sorry to hear of your loss. However, my statement was from where I pointed out to Naamah that she had Heather's diagnosis wrong.

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trialia November 9 2006, 23:54:23 UTC
*nods* Yup. Two different things. And don't be - she fought it for a long time. Both types can be beaten. What treatment is she looking into getting? Mum had an allograft that would have worked had the hospital not committed gross negligence post-op...

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wetdryvac November 8 2006, 16:53:15 UTC
Now that? That's cool. Too bad it appears to be gender specific - always one of my issues with sites containing nudity, that gender specificity - but good cause. Thanks!

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onceupon November 8 2006, 16:59:04 UTC
Gender specific in that it includes only women or gender specific in the way it is being marketed?

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wetdryvac November 8 2006, 17:02:49 UTC
The former, so far as I can tell.

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onceupon November 8 2006, 17:26:09 UTC
Okay, just wanted to make sure I understood what you were saying.

It's true, there are only women featured in this calendar. I don't know if that was an economic consideration (as awesome as a mixed-gender calendar would be, it's not a proven seller) since the goal was to make as much money as possible to pay for Heather's treatment or if it just came down to only women volunteered.

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