Going on a Cancer Hunt - Book
I lost my friend Renee Coley Clyde to colon cancer in 2017. A few years later I was diagnosed with breast cancer during Oregon’s forest fires at the beginning of the pandemic.
I kept thinking that I could have been a better friend to Renee had I been through cancer myself. If I had only known…
This book is a collection of my art and writing from my personal journal. It is not perfect. But it is real and at times oddly chuckle worthy. It is my attempt to share what I wish I knew back then.
When I was going through cancer I couldn’t find honest information on what neuropathy was really like. Or what radiation was really like. Or why I was gaining weight on my treatments when Hollywood shows the thread thin cancer patients. Information was either very surface, “You may or may not get that tingling in your hands and feet,” or very scientific medical articles without any mention of how patients actually felt or coped with it all. My book is an attempt at sharing the “just right” information.
I hope my work is helpful to you - whether you’re going through cancer or if someone you love is going through cancer.
All content copyright 2023
I lost my friend Renee Coley Clyde to colon cancer in 2017. A few years later I was diagnosed with breast cancer during Oregon’s forest fires at the beginning of the pandemic.
I kept thinking that I could have been a better friend to Renee had I been through cancer myself. If I had only known…
This book is a collection of my art and writing from my personal journal. It is not perfect. But it is real and at times oddly chuckle worthy. It is my attempt to share what I wish I knew back then.
When I was going through cancer I couldn’t find honest information on what neuropathy was really like. Or what radiation was really like. Or why I was gaining weight on my treatments when Hollywood shows the thread thin cancer patients. Information was either very surface, “You may or may not get that tingling in your hands and feet,” or very scientific medical articles without any mention of how patients actually felt or coped with it all. My book is an attempt at sharing the “just right” information.
I hope my work is helpful to you - whether you’re going through cancer or if someone you love is going through cancer.
All content copyright 2023
I lost my friend Renee Coley Clyde to colon cancer in 2017. A few years later I was diagnosed with breast cancer during Oregon’s forest fires at the beginning of the pandemic.
I kept thinking that I could have been a better friend to Renee had I been through cancer myself. If I had only known…
This book is a collection of my art and writing from my personal journal. It is not perfect. But it is real and at times oddly chuckle worthy. It is my attempt to share what I wish I knew back then.
When I was going through cancer I couldn’t find honest information on what neuropathy was really like. Or what radiation was really like. Or why I was gaining weight on my treatments when Hollywood shows the thread thin cancer patients. Information was either very surface, “You may or may not get that tingling in your hands and feet,” or very scientific medical articles without any mention of how patients actually felt or coped with it all. My book is an attempt at sharing the “just right” information.
I hope my work is helpful to you - whether you’re going through cancer or if someone you love is going through cancer.
All content copyright 2023