laughter club
Britishnoun
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"I've had people say to me after Laughter Club, 'I didn't even think about cancer for the last hour,'" she says.
From US News
Once, she says, an 8-year-old girl whose mother was a patient came to Laughter Club and reported back: "I didn't know you could still laugh when you're feeling sad."
From US News
Julie Gum stumbled into her first laughter club meeting earlier this year after seeing a sign in the library.
From Seattle Times
In addition to attending club meetings, people can go through a two-day course to become certified laughter club leaders through various laugh organizations: followthelaughter.com, laughteryoga.org or worldlaughtertour.org.
From Seattle Times
Dr. Madan Kataria, 45, explains that when he started his first laughter club in 1995 after reading about the medical benefits of a good giggle, he ran out of funny stories in a week.
From Time Magazine Archive
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