I needed the tonic and release of laughter. I needed something to fill me back up. Once I understood what I needed, I found humor around me everywhere. Real-life humor was just begging to be picked up and shared. And life with cancer has a great many funny moments, as well as a lot of serious ones.
People are the only creatures on earth who can laugh.
To laugh is to rejoice in being alive. Laughter flings open the shutters and lets the sunshine in. A shared gift of laughter is a priceless gift to the spirit. And it's a great poke in the eye to the adversary that cancer patients are struggling every day to beat. This book is dedicated to everyone who has ever known the disease we call cancer.