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By: Jackie Clark for The Dolls Factory

Feeling beautiful and staying fashionable is an important goal for a wide variety of women. However, many women may feel their need to stay beautiful drops after a cancer diagnosis. Getting a prognosis of mesothelioma, lung cancer, skin cancer or any other serious cancer can create a sense of feeling doomed. Cancer diagnoses don’t have to be a death sentence. Instead take that diagnosis and bring out your inner beauty.


Being confident may help focus a person

Ty Clark is on the move. Today his bed is centred in the middle of his brother's living room. His wife is in Africa. He's in the throes of planning a coast-to-coast tour of the United States.

It's difficult to nail down Clark's "profession," and he wouldn't have it any other way. As an artist he works under the name Samo4Prez (a reference to Jean Michel Basquiat's pseudonym). And as a CEO/Founder of the Veritas Fashion and Arts Collective (www.liveveritas.com), he is constantly presenting art col

Ty Clark is also the CEO and Designer for Veritas Fashion that he founded in 2008 as a fashion line that embraces the Arts and uses creative individuals to support communities in need all over the world.  He has been involved in humanitarian projects in 10 different countries building a network of creative activists from various genres in the international Arts community.  Veritas Fashion is now in 2010 being worn by celebrities, artists, filmmakers, writers, sculptors, musicians and trendsetter

By: Jackie Clark for The Dolls Factory

Feeling beautiful and staying fashionable is an important goal for a wide variety of women. However, many women may feel their need to stay beautiful drops after a cancer diagnosis. Getting a prognosis of mesothelioma, lung cancer, skin cancer or any other serious cancer can create a sense of feeling doomed. Cancer diagnoses don’t have to be a death sentence. Instead take that diagnosis and bring out your inner beauty.


Being confident may help focus a person

Ty Clark is on the move. Today his bed is centred in the middle of his brother's living room. His wife is in Africa. He's in the throes of planning a coast-to-coast tour of the United States.

It's difficult to nail down Clark's "profession," and he wouldn't have it any other way. As an artist he works under the name Samo4Prez (a reference to Jean Michel Basquiat's pseudonym). And as a CEO/Founder of the Veritas Fashion and Arts Collective (www.liveveritas.com), he is constantly presenting art col

Ty Clark is also the CEO and Designer for Veritas Fashion that he founded in 2008 as a fashion line that embraces the Arts and uses creative individuals to support communities in need all over the world.  He has been involved in humanitarian projects in 10 different countries building a network of creative activists from various genres in the international Arts community.  Veritas Fashion is now in 2010 being worn by celebrities, artists, filmmakers, writers, sculptors, musicians and trendsetter