Just saw the Kira Hesser from the mouth of Tig Notaro time of diagnosis. Would anyone keep forgetting such a big date? I have seen Notaro lie and lie and change her story is crazy ways, and she gets away with it. For how long?
From Kira Hesser's blog flame like me:
Applause gave way to reticent laughter as she explained how she had
planned a set about bees flying alongside her car on the 405, but that
she couldn’t possibly do her “silly jokes” when all this was going on.
And that’s when she told us that 3 days ago, she was diagnosed with
breast cancer, in both breasts.
Vs.
NPR would have Notaro on, in time for October’s Cancer Awareness
month, but apparently not in time to pin down the story.
Ira Glass of NPR: “A few
hours after learning her diagnosis, she went onstage. “
Notaro on her podcast and to Entertainment Weekly: The day before I did the set, I
learned the stage of the Cancer.
Notaro to the guardian: four
days before she learned the stage.
Time magazine- hours after her
cancer diagnosis she went on stage.
Wikipedia: “A day before .”
To Terry Gross of NPR’s Fresh Air: Maybe a week before, or maybe a day before in reference to told she
had cancer, and the staging.
I
was very nervous. I was rattled, and I felt raw, and I felt very
vulnerable. Even though I had been diagnosed maybe a week prior to that, it
was only maybe the day before the show that I had met with my doctor, who
told me that I had stage 2 breast cancer and that the tumor on the left
side was invasive and that because the cancer was not contained, their fear was
that it had possibly spread to my lymph nodes.
To Andrew Goldman of The New York
Times: I was diagnosed with cancer on July 25th (2012)
Note: If I performed a set that
got press and acclaim, I think I’d remember how soon after I did the set.
Bilateral Cancer is rare. I wonder how rare it is to have bilateral breast
cancer with stage two in both breasts…
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