Fresh coat in War paint series by Paul Richmond
Wearing war paint, the warrior engages in battle with ferocity and determination.
The rashes from Tarceva that cover his face and upper body are still fresh after two months of antibiotics, cortisone cream and moisturizer many times a day. Waking up several times during the night to put on moisturizer or medicine to quell the itchiness has become a nightly routine. He yearns for a good night sleep. His fingertips hurt to touch because his skin became so dry that it splits and sheds. Diarrhea is waiting for him, should he eat something that doesn't agree with his stomach. Fatigue and mouth sores come and go. But for Gwohann, these are small prices to pay for a chance to win. He intensifies his exercise routine, eats nutritious meals, and never misses his daily devotions. Of course, watching his favorite comedy shows are part of the regimen that he enjoys.
He is a warrior with war paint.
Next time you see Gwohann, let him know that you like his war paint.
-- Jacqueline
