Are these the "cancer" representations? I believe this one represents thyroid cancer.

That sounds like a little bit of a stretch peek-a-boo. Obviously she was thinking about what she would see when she died in the first painting. The second one I would have to guess is how she saw herself: diseased. Maybe the last one is what she thought she would look like if she were to grow old. But that might be a bit of a stretch also.

mcprs, in my first post I stated I felt a person in prison.

I know peek-a-boo. I'm not saying that it is not possible. I have never had any visions before that I am aware of. I don't mean any disrespect. From a skeptic point of view it just looked like you were trying a little to hard to connect the two. Hopefully someday I may be able to see things like you do.

Chris...before I read what you had written about the girl committing suicide I had it in my mind that this person died...that the first painting was in fact the 'going away' or a release of spirit...BUT I read what you wrote before I responded so...I got here late.

This is a very sad story...I'm sorry this happened.

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Very powerful drawings, and looking on the website at her other work it's clear she was very talented. One thing that struck me about her work was the eyes. In almost all her work the eyes are so haunted and sad. It feels like she was suffering so much Hope she found her peace.

Thanks for posting these remarkable paintings. I'm not or at least I don't think I'm sensitive at all, but I find myself drawn to the second picture. There's so much going on there and not just in foreground. Can't really interpret very well what I'm feeling here, very conflicting.