There’s a kind of icky factor in all five of these cartoons, isn’t there? Didn’t notice it until just now. This must be what I subconsciously think of all things medical.
That being said, #5 took me a second to get which is what I like in a cartoon. Look at the expression on the face of the patient sitting opposite the doctor.
Neola
Yeah it’s all a lot and the very best thing is to find the humor in it. Love you!
Me too, Charlotte. Our shared sense of humor was pivotal to enduring the last six months.
Beth
#1, though gory, seems more humane than some of the current testing and treatments. However, I am grateful for new immunotherapy treatments which are giving many of my beloveds longer lives.
13 responses to “Ignite — 8/28/26”
There’s a kind of icky factor in all five of these cartoons, isn’t there? Didn’t notice it until just now. This must be what I subconsciously think of all things medical.
That being said, #5 took me a second to get which is what I like in a cartoon. Look at the expression on the face of the patient sitting opposite the doctor.
Yeah it’s all a lot and the very best thing is to find the humor in it. Love you!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
#3, hands down. It made me laugh out loud, but oddly the characters show no emotion.
#4 also made me laugh. So silly and unexpected.
I never noticed that the characters in #3 were showing no emotion.
Glad you can laugh after all you and Adrienne have been through.
I too loved #5
Me too, Charlotte. Our shared sense of humor was pivotal to enduring the last six months.
#1, though gory, seems more humane than some of the current testing and treatments. However, I am grateful for new immunotherapy treatments which are giving many of my beloveds longer lives.
Good point about #1, Beth. And an even better point about treatments that are giving our beloveds longer lives.
I really enjoyed these funnies! Laughter is the best medicine! ❤️💕🤗
Lovely to see you here, Merrie Lee. And thanks for the reminder that laughter is the best medicine.💊❤️
#4 with all the detail and the thumbs up (and memories of teeth pulling)!
#5 looks believable, although we all know the Dr. would be handing the patient a pen to sign the waiver releasing him from liability.
Ah yes, Trish. Liability. Never much humor there.😐