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Not Now I’m Having a No Hair Day: Humor and Healing for People with Cancer
Christine Clifford
Straightforward and honest, ‘Not Now, I’m Having a No Hair Day’ paints a realistic picture of what it was like for Christine Clifford to discover breast cancer, undergo surgery, and endure months of radiation and chemotherapy treatments. Her moments of fear, frustration, embarrassment, love, and joy are captured playfully in 60 cartoons. Cancer patients and their families will readily enjoy a humorous look at a serious subject.
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