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Sharon Blynn
Born1972 (age 51–52)
New York City, United States
NationalityAmerican
Occupation(s)Activist, Actress, Model
Years active2003–present

Sharon Blynn is an American actress and cancer activist. She was noted for her activities for "Bald is Beautiful", an organization founded by herself for ovarian cancer awareness programs, and her bald appearances in the public.

Early life

Sharon Blynn was born on 1972 in New York City. She grew up in Miami and had her graduation from Columbia University in Ethnomusicology. She worked as a marketing executive for Verve Records from 1994 to 2000.

Cancer Activism

In 2000 she was diagonised with ovarian cancer. After three years of constant treatment and struggle, Sharon survived cancer in 2003. Inspired by her own life and struggles, Sharon founded an organisation named Bald in Beautiful in 2003. The main objectives of the origination are eradication the existing social notions in beauty and femininity, and ovarian cancer awareness programs. Sharon has remained bald since 2003 believing that it will be the most effective way to spread the motto of her organization.

For the past 12 years, Sharon has been working relentlessly as a cancer activist. In November 2009, she spoke at the “Lo Que de Verdad Importa (What Really Matters)” program presented by the Madrid-based Además Organization. She was the host and interviewee for “The Whisper”, a documentary about ovarian cancer which was aired on PBS in September 2010.

Awards and Recognitions

For her activities, Sharon was awarded the Lilly Tartikoff/EIF Hope Award at the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship’s 2010 Rays of Hope gala. She was also awarded the Braveheart Women's Association Courage Award in 2011. Lifetime TV honored Sharon by selecting her as one of the "Remarkable Women" in their Every Woman Counts series.

Film and Television

Sharon's bald appearances and activities has attained wide media attention. As a result, she was selected to be a part of many fashion weeks, TV shows and films.

Film
Year Title Role Notes
2016 The Longest Straw Herself Documentary ; Filming
2011 The Historian Paradox Alexia Short
2011 The Instant Messenger Mission Yoga Participant
2010 Crazy/Sexy/Awkward Gorgeous Woman Short
2009 The Skeleptica Effect Carmen
2008 Secrets The Woman Short
2005 Last Time I said Goodbye Short
2019 Captain Marvel Soren
Spider-Man: Far From Home Soren Cameo
Television
Year Title Role Notes
2011 Body of Proof Cynthia Marks Episode: 2.9
2011 Shameless Bald Woman Episode: 1.5
2010 Lie To Me MRI Tech Episode: 2.14

References

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  2. http://www.thewomenseye.com/2011/07/23/interview-sharon-blynn-ovarian-cancer-survivor-bald-is-beautiful/

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