Karol-Ann Coleman tells her story at a time when it seems uncommon for women at thirty-five to be diagnosed with breast cancer. After being told by several well-meaning health-care professionals that her type of breast cancer is "probably nothing," it became a daily mantra in her meetings, consultations, conversations, and interactions. Karol-Ann shares over twenty-four months of her experience as a newlywed, a teacher, and a woman who was unsure...