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Audrey · 10-02-2007, 02:25 PM

I've been reading this strip for a while now and I think he is handling Lisa's death so honestly and tenderly--it's been hard for me to read and watch her suffer (yesterday when she lost her vision and could not see the leaves changing colors just broke my heart)--it's funny how attached we can get to a silly comic book character, but I applaud Tom for setting up a fund in honor of "Lisa" to help others in the real world.

10-02-2007, 02:25 PM	#2
Audrey Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Ohio Posts: 212	I've been reading this strip for a while now and I think he is handling Lisa's death so honestly and tenderly--it's been hard for me to read and watch her suffer (yesterday when she lost her vision and could not see the leaves changing colors just broke my heart)--it's funny how attached we can get to a silly comic book character, but I applaud Tom for setting up a fund in honor of "Lisa" to help others in the real world. __________________ Audrey diagnosed July 2001, at age 36 large tumor, 11+ nodes Stage IIIb, er/pr-, Her2+ treated with A/C, weekly Taxol radiation, + year of Herceptin on clinical trial. double mastectomy followed by reconstruction NED!!