Imagine. You are young and happy. Your family and you have just celebrated the first birthday of your only son. You scratch your neck and your fingers sense something under the skin that you are absolutely and positively certain should not be there. Thus starts a story of the journey from hilarious drug-induced surrealism to mundane and happily boring every-day life. This book consists of weekly updates that I have sent to my family and friends while I was getting through the cancer treatment. Some say it is hilarious. Some say that I show REAL spirit. I say it simply presents a way to react to something horribly scary. It documents a brave attempt to lead a normal life (whatever that means with a toddler) under the "guillotine" of a disease that one way or another has touched most people in the world. So read, enjoy and smile. If you or someone you know are going through similar ordeal, I hope this book brings you or your loved one a welcomed break from reality. And remember, there is always a silver lining once you paint it that color yourself