"Don’t think for one minute that this book is full of heavy, tearful drama. The author approaches Millie’s dilemma with humor, including some moments of madcap hilarity. This book is an inspirational tribute to the brave women who have taken control of their own destiny by taking a preemptive strike against cancer." -InD'tale Magazine

Too bad my previous dating history didn’t get the memo that we’d be under the gun to get things done. So here I am, 29, waking up from the preventative mastectomy that’s supposed to save my life and getting dumped at the same time.

Well, that’s just swell.

On the bright side, I’m now probably going to get to live the long full life that cancer robbed my mom and grandma of. But now I have to figure out who will want to love this scarred body that no longer feels like mine. Before that can happen, I have a lot of healing to do. It’s a good thing that on the road to recovery, laughter is the best medicine.