Publisher Description

So, You're Getting Chemo...A funny guide for adult cancer patients in chemotherapy.
Are you or a loved one about to go through chemo? Do you need real, honest, raw information from someone who has been there? Chemotherapy sucks, but it can also save your life. This book gives you a blunt and NOT politically correct look at the process and the side effects. From hair loss to poop and everything in between, it is the perfect quick read for a chemo patient or someone who loves them. Featuring full color and sometimes inappropriate adult humor, it is a refreshing break from the seriousness of cancer.Written and illustrated by breast cancer survivor Tracy Wazac, this book will have you laughing at her honest take on what you can expect. It's written like a conversation that you'd have with a friend, telling you like it is.

• Applies to any type of cancer requiring chemo: breast, lung, lymphoma, leukemia, uterine, ovarian melanoma, prostate, testicular, colon, cervical, brain, pancreatic, kidney, carcinoma, and all the rest.
• Both men and women
• 8.5 x 8.5 inches (21.59 x 21.59 cm)
• Soft paperback matte cover
• Full color 66 pages
• Bright and bold colored, hand drawn cartoons by the author
• Written in plain, everyday language
• Not safe for work or kids!!! Contains some cuss words and graphic descriptions of bodily functions.

Author Biography

Tracy Wazac is an artist, writer, serial entrepreneur, and a breast cancer survivor. In 2016 she was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer and underwent chemotherapy. She blogged about her experience using her sense of humor along the way. Many of her friends were like "You are so funny, you should write a book!" Four years later, she finally did. Her first book is "So, You're Getting Chemo" a funny guide for adult cancer patients in chemotherapy. The book uses her personal experience and quirky cartoons to provide a unique and sometimes inappropriate look at what chemo is all about. For the record, Tracy beat the cancer. Tracy is a graduate of the University of Northern Iowa and has a master's from St. Ambrose University. She is a former journalist, having worked as a writer and producer in several television markets, even winning an Emmy award along the way. After burning out on TV, she moved to higher education and eventually became addicted to entrepreneurship. She wasn't very good at that, so she fulfilled a lifelong dream to write. She also creates coloring books under a pen name. Tracy lives in Iowa with her husband, two kids, and two dogs.

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