Then I had what I now call my "twilight zone" experience. Six weeks after my surgery -- I had already started both chemotherapy and radiation therapy -- I woke in the middle of the night with a vision: cartoons. As many as 50 cancer-related cartoons started popping up in my head. I went downstairs into my office and started madly scribbling as many as I could. Went back upstairs, crawled into bed, and thought, "What was that?" The next morning, I went to a Barnes & Noble and the public library.
Their reactions turned into cartoons in my first book, Not Now... I'm Having a No Hair Day! I started searching for signs of humor and suddenly, everything, including my outlook, changed.
By: Jan Jaben-Eilon | November 2011 | Womenetics
http://www.womenetics.com/Health-Wellness/take-a-life-crisis-and-add-humor
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