My Inevitable Cancer Substack
Celia FinkelsteinI have a dirty mouth, a soft heart, and a gaping hole where my uterus used to be. Currently in remission from stage 3a ovarian cancer. I'm writing about life with and after. It might get dark in here.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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New things
Hello. New name, new vibes, new goals.
Unsolicited Advice
Hello. It’s been a minute. Since I’ve last talked to you all, I started my maintenance medicine. (PARP inhibitors). They are little bitches. But here is something I was working on last month that I hope you will find helpful. I love you. Th...
Overwhelm
A little over a year ago, I had a pulmonary embolism. It started as a clot in my leg and then parts of it broke off and moved to my lungs. I don’t know if it’s connected to the cancer or not, I also don’t know if it matters.
Here
It’s a funny thing to be declared cancer free. I saw Dr. Matty this week and that is what he said. “You are in remission.” It feels very fast. A little over six months ago, I did not have cancer, then I did, and now I don’t. Modern medicine...
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I'm a writer and actor. If you invite me to your dinner party, I'll probably talk about butt plugs. Ovarian cancer survivor.
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