WHAT DOES THE LADY DO WITH HER RAGE?
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As far back as 537 BC, the ancient and respected physician Galen noted that women who were depressed and melancholy were more apt to get breast cancer than cheerful ones. A Psychological Study of Cancer, it was found that grief (due to a loss) of a significant relationship was the most predisposing cause in cancer |
© 1992, Hollis Sigler |
| And where does the anger go? What am I supposed to do with my anger? My emotions fluctuate between feeling sorry for myself and rage. And then there is the thought that this is all a bad dream that will go away. |
Oil pastel on paper, 34" x 29# with painted frame
Hollis Sigler, 1992
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