When I was diagnosed with cancer in my 30s, I felt too young, too unprepared, too scared. But somewhere in my darkest moment, I made a choice:

“I decided to be the hero of my own story, not the victim.”

I questioned my doctors and learnt how to advocate for myself when something didn't feel right. I transformed my relationship with fear from enemy to ally. I acted strategically about my treatment and recovery. I learned to lead medical team rather than accepting standard protocol.

15 years later, I’ve survived and thrived. I wrote the manual I wished I had at the start of my diagnosis. It will be released on 18th July and I can’t wait to share these life-changing tools with you. Sign up below to read the first chapter now, and I will alert you when the book is available for purchase.