Betty Rollin
TV Correspondent and Author of "First You Cry"
Betty Rollin
TV Correspondent and Author of "First You Cry"
About Betty Rollin
Betty Rollin is a TV correspondent, an accomplished author and a captivating speaker. A former correspondent for NBC News, her special reports for Nightly News included a series on the Native Americans of Pine Ridge, South Dakota, which won both the duPont and Emmy awards. She now contributes reports for PBS' Religion and Ethics Newsweekly.
Rollin is the author of six books, including First You Cry, a moving story - the first of its kind - about her breast cancer and mastectomy. Published in 1976 ...
By bringing your experiences to a broader public in such a meaningful way, you have made it easier for thousands of people to cope. Your clear-sightedness and frankness made for a powerful evening.
Anne Golden - United Way of Greater Toronto
Betty's presentation was well-rounded--it included sharing, learning, interaction, laughing, crying, and hoping. What more could you ask for in a presentation about Breast Cancer and Survivorship? It was perfect for our opening General Session.
Dorothy D. Green - The American Cancer Society, Florida
You were able to communicate to health care providers what we can do better to understand & support women & their families when a tragic health problem has been diagnosed. You helped us to know that although tragedy has hit we must keep a sense of humor.
Martha A. Hang - Brigham and Women's Hospital
The crowd of 600 loved her. She was funny, poignant and refreshing all at the same time. This group ran the gamut from 18-80 years old, and Betty was hitting all their hot buttons. It was amazing that she could relate to such a spectrum.
Steve Thaxton - WCSH 6; Portland, Maine
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