Festival in Austin, Texas and went on to air on TLC (The Learning Channel). In August of the same year, Carr founded her blog website Crazysexylife.com. VegNews awarded a 2009 Veggie Award to Carr's blog for its Website Launch of the Year. In October 2007, Carr appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, along with professor and inspirational speaker Randy Pausch for a show on confronting death. In 2008, Crazy Sexy Cancer Survivor was published and included a foreword by Marianne Williamson. Early in 2008, Carr launched her online community, My Crazy Sexy Life. Early in 2011, Carr published her third book, CrazySexyDiet, which spent four weeks on the New York Times best seller list and reached #1 on Amazon.com. Her oncologist has noted that no link has been proven between sarcoma and diet. Four years after its release, in October 2011, CrazySexyCancer was featured as part of the Super Soul Sunday series on OWN. Personal life Carr resides in Woodstock, New York with her husband, Brian Fassett; the couple wed in 2006. Further reading Carr, Kris. Crazy Sexy Cancer Tips. Charleston: Skirt! (2007); Carr, Kris. Crazy Sexy Cancer Survivor. Charleston: Skirt! (2008);. Carr, Kris. Crazy Sexy Diet. Charleston: Skirt! (2011); Carr, Kris. Crazy Sexy Kitchen. Hay House (2012);. References External links Kris Carr - Video produced by Makers: Women Who Make America 21st-century American actresses American documentary filmmakers American television actresses American women writers People from Pawling, New York Living people Place of birth missing (living people) 1971 births American women documentary filmmakers Shorty Award winners