I could have called this carnival ticket but the game which I'll talk to you is not to disguise himself but to respond to an unwritten diktat, not made, one to stay invisible. The cancerous and the cancer is much less subject to social pressure that ordered him to make himself invisible, difficult to flush Wigsen.com, so she hides, she wears make-up to hide the fall of her lashes and brows, she wears a wig and prostheses to hide the lack of hair and the change in shape or volume of her breasts. Hide this cancer that I can not see!
In a 2005 film broadcast on Arte recently discussed Sophie, a young woman suffering from lung cancer "duperait mower" (death is so con) by wearing wigs nine. If the film, based on a true story and located in Germany, although addressing the difficulty and anxiety of death for young patients, there is also question of previous cancer of the mother and the place of the latter in story deserves another article.
I admit I had trouble swallowing the role of new wigs as a way to tackle the disease. Each wigs represents an aspect of Sophie's personality. Each wig is named and gives it access to another aspect of what it is. Sophie is given a new identity based on the wig she wears. "Through this game, it develops an important combativeness to fight against his cancer. "