by Laboni Das “If I don’t have much of a present, what kind of future will I have?” asks Claire Lordon, the protagonist in One in a Million. As much as it is an exposition of the harrowing ordeals of medical trauma, depression, and anxiety, One in a Million is a poignant testament recounting Lordon’s personal odyssey with Cushing’s disease caused by pituitary tumor. With a prevalence of 2-5 cases per million children per year, Cushing’s disease is as rare as it is devastating. One in a Million is a recollection of significant moments in Lordon’s life and how… Read More
Tumor
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Parenthesis
What would you do if you lost all your personal memories? For Judith this is not a nightmare but a true story of how she became hostage to an insidious illness.
Written and illustrated by Élodie Durand, Parenthesis is an award-winning memoir that delves into Durand’s psychological, emotional, and physical struggle of dealing with a brain tumor.


