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Behavioral change before diagnosis

Breezeman
Breezeman CSN Member Posts: 2
edited March 2014 in Surviving Caregivers #1
My aunt recently passed away due to complications from ovarian cancer, but a short while before she was diagnosed with it, she had suddenly started drawing the coolest pictures. This from a woman who, in fifty years, had hardly ever picked up a pencil to write, let alone draw. I was wondering if others had noticed anomalous behavior like this before a diagnosis of cancer.
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