FLAT is where it's at – Details, episodes & analysis

Quiara Escobar is a poet, teacher, artist, and visionary. Here are some pics of Q and her art. 

And here is the QR code that will lead to AFC info.

I am re-releasing this episode, originally aired September 2019. As we continue to remember Rebecca, thought folks would like to hear from her again. ❤️

Despite the many physical challenges Rebecca deals with, she shares a plethora of photos that prove that flat does not equal less sexy. Here are just a few. And see below for a link to FUCK CANCER kick back and jam.

Also, here is a link to the FUCK CANCER kick back and jam event.

Mina is a financial counselor, salsa dancer, work out coach, and meditation enthusiast who lives in Toronto, Ontario. You can find her on Instagram @fitgirlrichgirl.

Here she is enjoying one of her many fabulous dresses.

And here she is on the beach in Mexico.

And here is the link to the doctor/teacher Mina spoke about. 

Courtney loves dogs, painting, and being a free spirit. Here is a pic of her at work.

And here's a great shot of her chest.

Here's another great shot of her. 

And here's one of her paintings.

Now here are some links to some wonderful Qi Gong practices.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-jSBBwr8Ko&t=9s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K-0JpiJu-o&t=45s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmmNWj9YtAw

Dr. Yara Robertson is half the team who performed my revision surgery. I will always be grateful to her for her part in my healing. She is making a big move, so I wanted to update everyone on where she is going. You now will find her in association with CARTI cancer institute in Little Rock, Arkansas. She cannot give out specifics of where she will be yet, but you can keep up with her on Instagram @dryararobertson.

She has taken up running. Here's a pic of her in action.

Dr. Yara is also a cancer patient. She has had surgery for kidney cancer and is thriving and continuing in her work to help others.

This is a little show, just to remember our dear sister. It gets a little sexually specific and to the point, because Rebecca was all about being honest, frank, and talking coochie health. It is with much love and an abundance of gratitude that I thank her for her energy and love and I thank those that contributed to putting this show together. Here are the pics she sent me when I did my interview with her.

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And here is the illustration drawn by Marie-Claude Belzile. In French there is a saying, "Il pleut des cordes", meaning "it's raining ropes." Marie-Claude commented, "When it's raining ropes, we climb to the sky." This touched Rebecca deeply and she asked if she could keep the image. 

Meet Rocio Rodriguez, college credit analyzer, Mom, Covid-time home teacher, and flattie. Here are some lovely photos of her.

Here she is with her darling daughter, Zoe.

Here she is practicing her meditation in a beautiful spot that has now, tragically, been destroyed by the fire.

And here's a gorgeous shot of her. 

Allow me to introduce the ladies to you. Here is Fia and the beautiful tattoo she spoke about. 

And here she is with her daughter and pony.

Here is Matilda the day she allowed her children to help cut her hair off.

And here she is with no hair. Still beautiful.

And here is Maria. In her story, she tells how she got her first glimpse of her post-surgery self in the elevator. Here is that moment. 

And here she is, flat and free.

And here is Hanna with her ladies.

You can hear Hanna's songs on Spotify here.

You can also find them here.

You can find Angelica on Instagram @trippelnegativ

And you can find their group, in Swedish, on Instagram @plattnormen

And you can find Hanna's ladies on Instagram @cyklopenserdig

Dara talks about her challenges in dealing with breast cancer and about the difference in black, brown, and non-brown ladies in treatment. She deals with lymphedema and practices a rigorous yoga and exercise routine. You can find her on Instagram @damnit_dara.

Here are some pics of Dara.

Michelle is also known on-line as Mitsuko Mi-Ga. She has a Masters in Psychology, runs an elder care center, draws, writes, and enjoys biking (or triking now) and, yes, is a flattie. You can find her masks here.

And you can find her book about trans children here.

Here is a pic of her on her trike.

Here she is dressed for the luau they had at her senior center.

Here are two pictures she illustrated.