101 Uses for a Used Catheter , bd

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- Contains 101 hysterical, clever, dark-witted and often grotesque single-panel cartoons
- 21 color illustrations
- 80 black and white illustrations
- Landscape format

Laughter continues to be one of the best medicines–especially when you're fitted with your very own catheter. Your discomfort and anxiety will begin to subside when you use gallows humor as a healing and coping mechanism to release positive emotions.

101 Uses for a Used Catheter is a single panel cartoon book demonstrating alternative applications for the torturous tubing. You'll learn how versatile a catheter can truly be.

Imagine a catheter swinging as a pendulum for a grandfather clock or happy children at recess hitting a catheter tetherball or a Scotsman playing a catheter bagpipe and more.

Warning: This book is for entertainment purposes only. It is not intended to be used for medical advice or as a substitute for medical treatment by a healthcare provider. Readers of these dark-witted and often grotesque single-panel cartoons have been known to burst out in uncontrollable laughter, and actually start to feel better. Ironic, eh?

This publication has not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but the authors firmly believe that gallows humor fills a specific need to release negative emotions during many of life's stressful situations.

So read, laugh, and feel better soon. Authors' orders.

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Publié par	eBookIt.com
Date de parution	11 juillet 2018
Nombre de lectures	5
EAN13	9781948454001
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	28 Mo

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