Jean-Luc thin(g) by Jean-Luc_Ajrarn
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Playing with my photos and Mehdi's kaleidoscope plugin.
Here showing how I looked like before my radiation treatment started (like two weeks ago or so).
Previously: "Doorway"
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Comments (8)
Jay-el-Jay
This looks like some kind of a bizarre biological experiment.I hope that you are doing okay.
Jean-Luc_Ajrarn
I pretty much feel like a bizarre biological experiment. With all the toxins, pesticides, insecticides, chemicals and GMOs in the food, water, air we depend on... I would not be surprised my cancer was either caused by all that crap, or at least made worse. shrugs
MrsAjrarn
So wild the way this one makes heart-shaped pairs. Hope you will begin feeling a lot better soon!
donnena
I'm glad the pic stopped at the waist!!! ;> Or... you were Siamese twins?? Seriously, I hope you're better soon!!!
magnus073
This one almost made me dizzy.
photosynthesis
A daring, creative & somewhat shocking image. I had my cancerous left kidney removed a little over 3 years ago, but was fortunate that I didn't need any followup radiation or chemo. Best of luck to you with your treatments...
Jean-Luc_Ajrarn
Thank you, all! :)
flavia49
Cool idea
midnightmum
Clever work, hope you are coping OK I feel for you. Thanks for your best wishes in midnights gallery, having had lots of trouble with my blood, I have lots of delays, still have 5 more weekly chemo treatments & 25 radiation treatments & 5 years of anti hormone drugs. can't wait till it all ends I am hoping this fixes me but I believe it can come back. but I am confident I will be OK. Believing is a big thing. Yes ones body will never be the same . all the best, hugs Glenda , Waynes mum.
Jean-Luc_Ajrarn
Thank you very much, Glenda! :) So sorry you have to go through all this! :( I had only 3 weeks of 5 days of radiation, and 3 days of chemo IVs (one per week). Had the last one today, in fact. Depending on what the oncologist says, I likely will have more chemo / radiation in my future too.