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When Ani Castillo, Mexican cartoonist immigrated to Canada, she faced a very difficult time adapting to the fact that she had to start her life from scratch, learn to speak a new language and be away from her family.
She then sought some help and a brilliant psychologist in training took her under her wing. Together they found ways for Ani to cope with the challenges. One of them was this cartoon, Imaginary Friend. The name refers to the years when Ani wouldn't dare to speak for fear of embarrassing herself in the new language, but her mind would be flooded with an incessant chatter.
Like pinning a butterfly, Imaginary Friend helps Ani to "pin a thought" and understand it better. After almost a decade of leaving her homeland, she's beginning to feel like she can actually thrive in her new country.
More info: miamigo.ca
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GraceBarclay 9 years ago
A real life view from the inside. Thank you for sharing. I relate to a couple of them as I suffer from depression. At times, like yesterday, I was feeling so down that I forced myself to leave my flat to go and visit my wonderful real-life friend. What an awesome day we had talking and laughing. I left him and arrived home with a sense of peace and happiness. I wish you lots of peace, love and happiness
GraceBarclay 9 years ago
A real life view from the inside. Thank you for sharing. I relate to a couple of them as I suffer from depression. At times, like yesterday, I was feeling so down that I forced myself to leave my flat to go and visit my wonderful real-life friend. What an awesome day we had talking and laughing. I left him and arrived home with a sense of peace and happiness. I wish you lots of peace, love and happiness
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