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It features all ages and carbs that are slower to digest. attention, approval and love races of women, thin to fat, to from my parents while grow- screaming kids that I rerouted A lot of organic chicken and my trip and went to visit educate women about gyne- fish and occasionally red meat. ing up when I was achieving, cological cancer and treat- being strong and self-sufficient. Twiggy [a friend from previous My food choices increase the work projects] in London. ment. I’m developing a TV natural alkaline and decrease I started schlepping around series for me and Rosie the acidity in my system. Can- WHEN DID YOU DECIDE O’Donnell. And I’m writing a ON A COMEDY CAREER? with her very proper English cer can only thrive when your During high school, I evalu- schoolgirl daughter who was children’s book. body’s acidic. ated all the things I could see kvetching that her new shoes WHAT’S IMPORTANT FOR JOHANNA’S LAW TO FUND myself doing — hairdressing, were hurting her [which re- YOU IN 2008? A NATIONAL GYNECOLOG- acting, writing, being an entre- sulted in thoughts about nan- No new romance yet — but ICAL CANCER-AWARENESS CAMPAIGN WAS SIGNED preneur (all of which, by the nies and kids]. I couldn’t sleep this is my year. I’ve just decided INTO LAW BY PRESIDENT way I’ve accomplished) — and that night and called [her then- to achieve greater balance and BUSH IN JANUARY 2007— WHAT’S HAPPENED SINCE acting came easily and I felt husband] Peter [Jacobson] am encouraging more of a THEN? good doing it. I have a funny from London and told him I lightness in myself. I want to We’ve jumped through family. My parents have a good felt I had finally found the right enjoy romantic love again. several hoops, but the first sense of humor, so it’s part vehicle to pitch to CBS: a spin I have Esther, an amazing 1 $6 ⁄2 million for the campaign heredity, part environment. on the ‘Sound of Music,’ but brown Pomeranian dog who has been funded for 2008. instead of Julie Andrews, I taught me about loving after WHY DO YOU THINK ‘THE Now we’ve introduced an NANNY’ WAS WARMLY come to the door. loss. She’s so sweet, giving and initiative to the state of Cali- EMBRACED BY VIEWERS? We gave that one-liner to loving, perfect for me at this fornia legislature that man- One of the things I’m very the development person — stage of my life. dates more diagnostic screen- proud of is that people are ‘Fran Drescher is the nanny Photo by LEO HETZEL ers [such as vaginal ultrasound always telling me they laugh from hell’ — and the rest is Dee Long is a freelance jour- Fran Drescher, shown at her Malibu home with Esther, and breast MRI testing] for out loud when they watch the television history. nalist based in Van Nuys. says her Pomeranian has “taught me about loving.” women.... episodes, and that kind of At Mrs. [Coretta Scott] humor is very healing. But it’s King’s memorial, [I thought] also very hard to achieve that what a shame that a woman — you know, the situation like this should perish from may be funny, but where’s the ovarian cancer in the 21st laugh? 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