As the title suggests, the book is a journey of Alice's life. She discovers more about herself during her diagnosis and treatment than years of soul searching could get her. She was faced with hard times and difficult situations, but learned who she really was. Stripped down without words or her fancy Harvard diploma and tenure.
I would recommend it. I laughed and cried and felt connected to Alice. It was a refreshing book for me. Alice was relateable. I could see myself in her shoes one day and was doing a little self examining of my own. Would I do it the same way? When would I quit my job? How long would I expect to live at home? Who would fight for me when I couldn't fight for myself? It was a book to help you keep the most important things first in your life. All the other stuff can wait.
If you choose to check this book out, I hope that you enjoy it as much as I did. :)
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