Really enjoyed this book it was a rollercoaster of emotions I would recommend

Great memoir giving an insight into living with Friedrich's Ataxia. This book is about living life to its fullest and is written in a riveting, interesting way. There is something that really stands out in the way that Megan McIntyre tells her story, and that is the spirit she puts into everything she does. The family bonds and strong relationships with everyone in the book is a clear theme throughout, and which makes the memoir even more pleasurable to read, As a person with neurological disabilities myself, I could really relate to what going to physiotherapy sessions and having different procedures done is like. These topics, although present and important, are cleverly woven in to the general plot and the result is a book I for one could not stop reading. I would encourage anyone to read this, whether you have experience of disability or not, as it is a really engaging book. I felt so drawn into it that by the end I felt like I knew the author, and that, to me, means the story will stay with me for a long time. I received this book from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.