13 truths I wish someone had told me at the beginning.

A short, honest read for women on the other side of something hard — and for the women loving them through it.

Thirteen years ago, I was diagnosed with breast cancer at 41.

I lost my hair. I lost my breasts. I almost lost myself.

What I gained, eventually, was a kind of clarity that only comes after the floor falls out from under you. I started keeping a list — quiet truths that surfaced as I healed. Things I wish a wiser woman had whispered to me when I was scared and bald and trying to remember my own name.

Thirteen years later — on the day I marked my 13th Cancerversary — I finally wrote them down.

This is that list.

Inside Still Here, you'll find:

Why "strong" was never the goal — and what to reach for instead
The truth about who shows up (and who doesn't) when life cracks open
What your body is actually trying to tell you when you can't sleep at 3 a.m.
How to stop apologizing for needing rest, softness, or silence
The lie about "bouncing back" — and what real healing looks like
Why your scars are not a problem to be solved
...and 7 more truths that will stay with you long after you close the book

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"This isn't just a breast cancer book. It's a soul-hugging reminder that you are still here, you are still her, and you are still crowned."— Dehavillyn ★