Description
Life does not always stick to the plan. One minute you are working in engineering and CAD design, thinking about deadlines and the next cup of tea, and the next you are hearing news that stops everything in its tracks. This memoir follows the unexpected detour that began with a prostate cancer diagnosis and the long, occasionally absurd journey back to feeling like yourself again.
What unfolds is a story of treatment, recovery, family chaos, a stag do, a wedding, and the arrival of a granddaughter who makes the whole fight feel worth it. Told with honesty, dry humour, and a stubborn refusal to let life have the last word, this is a book about facing fear, finding perspective, and discovering that even when life knocks you flat, you can still get up and laugh about it later.
At its heart, it is about survival, family, and the surprising clarity that appears when life forces you to slow down and pay attention.
