Ballerina at an ATM. A Heartfelt Dedication.
The Image We Had to Capture. Introducing ‘ATM,’ a special dedication to Linda’s Brother Danny, and his quiet sense of fun. Several years ago, my brother Danny and his wife told us about a...
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5 Ways Dogs (and Pets!) Help You Cope When You Have Cancer
Many studies and research have proved how helpful dogs can be, especially when you are dealing with cancer. Coping with cancer isn’t easy, and leaning on friends (even furry ones) is...
Teaching Kids to Give Back with Notes of Hope Through Art Therapy
Talking to kids about cancer is scary. We were surprised when Dr. Knight, a first grade teacher at Kyrene Traditional Academy in Arizona used The Tutu Project to talk to kids about how individuals...
Cancer, Chemo and Cosmetics
The chemotherapy that I’m taking has a great reputation for doing some serious damage to cancer cells. It’s powerful stuff. The problem is it doesn’t just damage the bad cells. I liken it to a bomb...
Why I’m Not Sorry I Had Cancer – Inspiring Thoughts from Andrea Harris
Why I’m Not Sorry I had Cancer What Cancer Took from Me It’s easy to describe all the things that cancer took from me. It took my left breast, my hair, my perfect figure, and my last...
Susan Gubar’s New York Times Blog, Living with Cancer, Features The Tutu Project
We can honestly say that no writer has ever captured the essence of The Tutu Project, and Bob Carey’s photos, in such a beautiful way. Susan Gubar’s entire series on the New York Times,...