Listen to this haunting song by my friend & soul-mate-poetess Elaine Kahn-- I'm glad my suprise cancer inspired something so good.
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terminally illin'
I am an artist and writer diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer called Ewing's Sarcoma. This is an attempt to document my process and provide inspiration for other twenty-somethings who refuse to go the way of headscarves and hospital gowns. I mean, really? Cancer is fucking hilarious.
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