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Some days it’s hard to tell if I’m dancing or treading water.
If I were a horse, I’d have delusions of grand manure.
Shortly after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s and breast cancer, I created a collection of limited edition prints about these diseases. Some were serious, others were playful. All of these artworks reveal aspects of how my body and mind and sense … Continue reading
This is what I saw when I woke up today: Breast Cancer For Dummies was ranked #4 Parkinson’s Disease For Dummies was ranked #4 and Most Of Me was ranked #3.
What surprises will she bring? A cure for Parkinsons and Parkindaughters and Parkinmothers and Parkinfathers? A cure for cancers of the breasts, the lungs, the tongue, the brain, the test(icles), the liver, the bladder, the pancreas, all the orifices including … Continue reading
I began working on this image back in February, 2011. The Road Girl character emerged one day while I was drawing on my digital tablet. I love the way her arms and legs are intertwined ramps that embrace herself and … Continue reading
Yesterday, The Current delved into the divisive world of breast cancer awareness advertising. Some people are calling for an end to tongue-in-cheek ads that center on ‘saving boobies’ or ‘tatas’ because they obscure the faces and realities of people who … Continue reading
MOST OF ME: SURVIVING MY MEDICAL MELTDOWN Finalist for 2012 Leacock Medal for Humour & Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction
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