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I SCREAM! You Scream!

I SCREAM! You Scream!

I SCREAM! You Scream!

4 votes

Name
Kari Uhlman

Brain Tumor Type
Other, will need to specify.

Date of Diagnosis
2013.12.03

Age Group (If you are a caregiver/family member please check Caregiver/Family Member)
Caregiver/Family Member

Category
Drawing/Painting/Printmaking/Chalk Art

Artist Statement (include type of art, techniques & materials used, what it means to you)
I graduated from Cosumnes River College with a degree in General Design. Acrylic painting appeals to me because it is forgiving, allowing one to quickly cover up mistakes. It is my courage that drives me to create art that promotes peace.

The painting, “I SCREAM! You Scream!” is an acrylic painting on stretched canvas. It depicts my husband and our youngest grandchild eating ice cream. Over ten years before our youngest grandchild was born, my husband was diagnosed with a type of tumor called a Schwannoma. He was 65 years old when he was diagnosed. This painting reflects how much he enjoys life. We enjoyed ourselves and had a sweet time at the Sacramento Zoo for our grandson’s sixth birthday. We had fun. It was a positive experience and indicates that my husband is committed to living a happy and healthy life.



Bio (include your age, tumor type and date of diagnosis)
Kari Uhlman’s 75 year-old husband has a type of tumor called a Schwannoma. He was diagnosed right before Christmas 2013. At first, doctors required ongoing MRIs. Now, he has a biannual MRI. He continued working as a retired annuitant, Deputy Sheriff for Sacramento for several more years. He helped design our kitchen remodel the next year, was present for the last two grandchildren's births, and began the tradition of riding on the Run for the Wall, the largest and longest organized cross-country motorcycle run of its kind in the world. He continues to lead a platoon of up to 30 riders, traveling from California to Washington DC. He rides back. He does not worry about the tumor because it is benign and has indicated no changes throughout its discovery. It is 35 X 21 mm or 1.38 X .83 inches. It has widened his hypoglossal canal, but the size has remained stable since its discovery. He has a big God and enjoys life.

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Cronin Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center
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