This was a brilliantly informative yet amusing book for anyone going through cancer or wanting to help someone on their journey. It reads like a diary with all the hospital visits, home life, trying to maintain a career and helping and being helped by family and friends. A great insight into something that can be terrifying and a useful book to keep on your bookshelf for if ever you are unfortunate enough to need it.

This is Fiona's 22 page journey through breast cancer. It's written like a diary split into weeks, and uses a very conversational tone. I think this could be useful for someone newly diagnosed but I also think it packs a lot of fluff despite being so short (i.e. one week's entry is 3 sentences about her prosecco preferences).

I would recommend this book. I feel
It is a good and honest look at one woman’s journey through breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Every woman’s journey is different. Every woman faces her own journey not knowing what is around the corner but this book tells the tale of a straight forward journey - no big dramas, no scary stories - just honest notes on how it was!

The author writes quickly, and with caution but remains upbeat and positive - which I believe is very important when facing any illness.

Highly recommend this for anyone touched by breast cancer - or any illness - stay strong

Although this is a short book, it packs a punch. As a survivor of breast cancer I can affirm a lot of what is described here. I think this would be a worthwhile read for anyone going through a cancer experience- or their loved ones for that matter.
My thanks to NetGalley for providing me with an arc in exchange for my honest review.

An utterly moving story of one woman’s journey with cancer from diagnosis through treatment. Highly recommended!

Thank you to the author, publisher and NetGalley for a review copy, in exchange for my true feedback.

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