THIS BOOK. What an emotional, powerful and realistic rollercoaster.
It is about a group of women that meet by chance and get together to run while on their own personal cancer journey.
You can tell that this is very personal to the author as it is inspired by her own experience. Not only is well written but also the main character’s journey is real. normally avoid books about Cancer for fear they will be very sad but, this is hugely up-lifting. This is such a beautiful story of friendship, hope, positivity and how the strength of family, friends and a good support network can get you through anything.
Whilst reading the book it became clear that it was based on a personal experience, the author describes in detail the processes and procedures in Keira's cancer diagnosis and treatment, it's a very honest account and feels very real. It made me realise how very vital the support roles a patient needs when undergoing treatment and the wonderful resources that are available, although none of this matters if you are treated like a number and the doctor forgets to tell you their name. It feels a very enlightening account of living with cancer and how it affects those around you
It is about a group of women that meet by chance and get together to run while on their own personal cancer journey.
You can tell that this is very personal to the author as it is inspired by her own experience. Not only is well written but also the main character’s journey is real. normally avoid books about Cancer for fear they will be very sad but, this is hugely up-lifting. This is such a beautiful story of friendship, hope, positivity and how the strength of family, friends and a good support network can get you through anything.
Whilst reading the book it became clear that it was based on a personal experience, the author describes in detail the processes and procedures in Keira's cancer diagnosis and treatment, it's a very honest account and feels very real. It made me realise how very vital the support roles a patient needs when undergoing treatment and the wonderful resources that are available, although none of this matters if you are treated like a number and the doctor forgets to tell you their name. It feels a very enlightening account of living with cancer and how it affects those around you