Sally's journey through the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer is raw, funny, and deeply thought-provoking. Strikingly honest, her writing is both heartbreaking and laugh-out-loud funny. She faces life's challenges with a remarkable sense of humour, sharing true stories – from asking for a two-for-one deal at the funeral parlour to escaping MRI scanners – with both sensitivity and inescapable wit. While we cannot change the ending of her story, we can celebrate life alongside her: laughing, crying, and emerging as better people for having shared in her extraordinary journey.