The Cancer Cart

A note from Rachel:

Because sometimes the best way to survive your own story is to read someone else’s. Between Two Kingdoms isn’t just a book. It’s a mirror. A companion. A beautifully written reminder that the space between sickness and healing is messy, lonely, and very real—and also that it’s survivable. It's written by someone who’s been there, in the exact kind of in-between place Rachel finds herself now. She needs this because scrolling through medical portals doesn’t soothe the soul. Because watching hours of procedural dramas doesn’t exactly offer wisdom or catharsis. And because in a world of pamphlets and prescriptions, what she really needs is a story told in her language: grief, grit, humor, and hope. This isn’t homework. It’s a hand to hold.