From Concordia University presents The Walrus Talks Health. Recorded March 21, 2016, in Calgary. Teva Harrison is a writer and graphic artist. She is the author of the critically acclaimed graphic memoir, In-Between Days, which is based on her graphic series about living with cancer published in The Walrus.

Teva Harrison, author of In-Between Days, talks about her diagnosis with metastatic breast cancer and why she decided to go public. About In-Between Days by Teva Harrison: Teva Harrison was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at the age of 37. In In-Between Days, she documents through comic illustration and short personal essays what it means to live with the disease.

Metastatic breast cancer means there is no longer the opportunity to overcome the disease, and you are faced with a shorter life expectancy. Teva describes what building a legacy looks like for her, and inspires other young people with metastatic cancer to create their own legacy.