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Cheryl Cohen-Greene
Cheryl Cohen-Greene (born September 9, 1944) is an American sexual surrogate partner, speaker, and author, known for her work with American poet Mark O'Brien in 1986 before his death in 1999. She was portrayed in the film ''The Sessions'' by Helen Hunt, who received an Academy Award nomination for her performance.〔.〕
== Personal life ==
Born Cheryl Theriault and raised in Salem, Massachusetts, the daughter of Virginia (née Cote 1924-2002) and Robert Theriault (1921-2012). She has two brothers, David, a dentist, and Peter, an artist. She speaks with a Boston area accent. She has lived in Berkeley, California since 1968. She was raised Roman Catholic and converted to Judaism after marrying her first husband, Michael P Cohen in 1964. They had an open marriage. Cheryl has a son Allan and a daughter Jessica from her first marriage, and several grandchildren. Her current husband is Bob Greene, a former client, Vietnam war veteran, and retired postal worker. She began working as a sex surrogate partner in 1973 and also worked as a nude artists model. She is a breast cancer and lymphoma survivor and also has dyslexia.〔.〕 She graduated from Salem High School and then attended Antioch University.〔.〕〔.〕〔.〕〔.〕〔http://www.salemnews.com/obituaries/x296819371/Robert-A-Theriault-90/print accessed 8/10/14〕
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