57 Good Things about Chemotherapy

by Alec Kalla

Rare humor that brings laughter to the halls of oncology, 57 Good Things About Chemotherapy provides precious relief from the stress and worry of cancer. Written by cancer survivor Alec Kalla and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970914903
• ISBN13: 9780970914903
• Release Date: February 2001
• Publisher: Knackk Press
• Length: 57 Pages

Customer Reviews

Good funny book

This book is a quick read and very entertaining. It is great to laugh out loud and enjoy yourself even when doing chemo. I have passed this on to several people and recommend it to all chemo patients. It helps to laugh and makes it easier to take.

Helps Raise Your Spirits

I found this book in the library at the Cancer Center where I had my chemotherapy for ovarian cancer. I was trying to keep a positive attitude. This book made me laugh and helped raise my spirits. I have one of the cartoons on my desk at work to remind me to think positive about a long term cure. I'm ordering the book now for my niece and her husband, who has cancer.

Made Someone's Day

My best friend's father is going through chemo and I sent him this in a care package. It really helped to lift his spirits.

Spirited

Laughter is what I heard from the bellies of friends to whom I have given this book as a gift. Each page seems to tickle the personality of an event that each person experienced and lived through. People automatically identify with an issue that is presented in a humorous way. Mr. Kalla should be commended for bringing tears of joy rather than tears of sorrow.

57 Good Thing About Chemotherapy

This book offers a rare comedic outlook regarding chemotherapy. If you know someone going through this treatment I highly recommend this book. It will lift their spirits while going through a very uncomfortable situation. The author and artist did a wonderful job creating this book. They made it interactive and the best part allows the readers an opportunity to add to the list from their personal experiences.