Fran Drescher's blog

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.

Hi All,

We start off 2009 on the right foot by recognizing January as Cervical Health Awareness Month. And honey, there’s nothing more important than your health! Last year, over 11,000 women in the US were diagnosed with cervical cancer. The good news is that with the proper screening tools and early detection, almost 100% of cervical cancer cases can be prevented. Over the last 50 years, routine PAP test screening has reduced cervical cancer deaths by 74% in the United States.

This month and every month, here are the ways to protect yourself:

Next was our visit to Hungary. Hungarians are a strong willed people. They seem to have an idea of what they want, when they want it with the added expectation that YOU will give it to them no questions asked. Israelis are similar in energy and spirit so one must be prepared to understand the nature of the people when visiting and go with the flow. When in Rome...

There I was dressed like a biker chick in my motorcycle boots and leather jacket (my usual flying ensemble) as the paparazzi photographed my 26 year old colleague, Jordan Brown and I, as if he were my “boy-toy,” while we checked our bags at LAX.

This was just the beginning of what was to become an enormous, life-altering trip on a four-country tour of duty through Eastern Europe as a US Special Diplomacy Envoy. (Stop laughing)