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Lyme Loonies
Life is either a comedy or tragedy. Lyme Loonies is a little bit of both. In the first cartoon book about Lyme disease, creator David Skidmore captures and illuminates the struggles faced by those with Lyme. The cartoons are a way of expressing hope, humor and revolt at the tug-of-war in which the Lyme community find themselves regarding diagnosis, treatment, education, funding, prevention, public apathy and a cure.
Lyme Loonies is a book created in solidarity with those familiar with Lyme disease. You will laugh and maybe even cry, definitely shake your head then most likely smile. Your palm also might hit your face a little too hard a couple times, but a sense of relief will follow knowing that you are not alone. It is a book to share with family, friends and those who are unaware of Lyme, because education and awareness will bring the change we all want, need and deserve.
If laughter really is the best medicine, then a daily dose of Lyme Loonies is just what you need.
Lyme Loonies is a book created in solidarity with those familiar with Lyme disease. You will laugh and maybe even cry, definitely shake your head then most likely smile. Your palm also might hit your face a little too hard a couple times, but a sense of relief will follow knowing that you are not alone. It is a book to share with family, friends and those who are unaware of Lyme, because education and awareness will bring the change we all want, need and deserve.
If laughter really is the best medicine, then a daily dose of Lyme Loonies is just what you need.
Kindle Edition
First published July 10, 2015
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October 16, 2015
Documents the trials and tribulations of those of us with Late Stage (chronic) Lyme with accuracy and humor.
October 20, 2015
A little humor never hurts
I think i related too well. The cartoons were cute and entertaining. It's important to laugh even when there isn't much to laugh about with this disease.
I think i related too well. The cartoons were cute and entertaining. It's important to laugh even when there isn't much to laugh about with this disease.
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