I'm Jojogingerhead, a 31 year old artist & musician based in Brighton (UK) satirically documenting the highs and lows of my secondary triple negative breast cancer diagnosis. Trying to see the light in a dark and scary situation without using the words fight, battle, journey or survivor.
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Poison running through my veins (second chemo)
I’m almost excited to be going to second chemotherapy session this morning so I get to spend the day with one of my best and oldest friends Sarah (we met at the age of […]
Hospital soup strings
So it appears that my workplace is not the only location to provide the soup string phenomenon. I found this little dude in my soup today at chemo! I based a whole art […]
Goodbye left ginger sideburn
Bye bye ginger left sideburn I think Brookwood Cemetery is a very fitting resting place for my hair that started to fall out this lunchtime on our picnic (and don’t ask why we were […]
Toesy woesies
I painted my toenails dark as apparently the chemo can nails fall off if exposed to UV sunlight.
Shagged
Being shagged on the sofa on a Friday night has taken on an entirely different meaning recently, I’ve never been so knackered!
Poison running through my veins (first chemo)
The first of six sessions of chemotherapy, I took a mascot, Enrique the Mango with me for moral support (pictured above). The cold cap was like wearing part of the Antarctic, the drugs actually looked […]