The Cancer Cart

A note from Rachel:

Because being brave while being poked, scanned, and scheduled like an overworked lab rat is already exhausting. So no, Rachel does not need anyone else’s permission to live loudly, feel everything, and cry in the frozen yogurt aisle if it helps. Untamed is the anthem she didn’t ask for but absolutely deserves. It’s a rallying cry wrapped in glitter and grit. It’s for the days when her body feels like a stranger, but her mind is roaring to be heard. It reminds her that she can hold joy and fear in the same breath, and that wildness isn’t something to be cured—it’s something to be reclaimed. Rachel needs this book because she’s not just surviving cancer—she’s still becoming. And it helps to have Glennon Doyle in the passenger seat, shouting “WE CAN DO HARD THINGS!” while Rachel white-knuckles the steering wheel of her life. This isn’t just a book—it’s a reminder: Rachel is not broken. She’s just untamed.