When award-winning writer Michelle Sandlin was diagnosed with breast cancer, she did what came naturally, she wrote about it.

Michelle Sandlin was living a healthy, clean life. For two years, she worked out like a maniac six days a week. She didn't drink. She didn't smoke. She didn't do drugs. She looked great. She felt great. And she was in the best shape of her life. But guess what? CANCER DON'T CARE! That's when she found a lump in her right breast. Days later, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Unknowingly, Michelle had been preparing her body for the fight of her life. And fight she did. After sixteen rounds of chemo, a double mastectomy, reconstruction surgery, and the preemptive removal of her ovaries and fallopian tubes, she is now CANCER-FREE!

This inspirational memoir combines the harsh realities of cancer treatment with moments of humor and profound life lessons, making it a therapeutic read for cancer patients and survivors, as well as an educational one for those seeking to understand the cancer experience from a survivor's perspective. It's a must-read for anyone looking to gain insight on what to expect during cancer treatment and beyond.

The author's writing style has been praised for being engaging and relatable. This book aims to inspire readers, particularly those who have experienced cancer or know someone who has. At the same time, it reaches beyond cancer to underscore the power of love, faith, positivity, community, and the value of introspection on the road to healing and inner peace.

The author hopes to engage and impact readers by offering hope and inspiration, while providing a roadmap for navigating cancer's emotional and physical toll.

From the Author: This is the book I wish someone would have given me when I was diagnosed with breast cancer.