One week in 1989, Rosemary Breslin got a headache that wouldn''t go away. After countless tests and treatments, doctors knew little about her strange disease except that it wasn''t AIDS or cancer. Two years later, out of a job, in debt, and worried about insurance, Rosemary was invited out by friends--not knowing this would be the night she met her future husband. This is one woman''s story about having a real life while facing the question of how long she might live. Serialized in Self magazine. 208 pp. National ads. Author tour. 40,000 print.


From the Hardcover edition.

One week in 1989, Rosemary Breslin got a headache that wouldn''t go away. After countless tests and treatments, doctors knew little about her strange disease except that it wasn''t AIDS or cancer. Two years later, out of a job, in debt, and worried about insurance, Rosemary was invited out by friends--not knowing this would be the night she met her future husband. This is one woman''s story about having a real life while facing the question of how long she might live. Serialized in Self magazine. 208 pp. National ads. Author tour. 40,000 print.


From the Hardcover edition.