BLOODY, BRILLIANT
BRITISH!
This book is Ms. Kinsella's glioblastoma multiples (GBM) pathography told as a roman a clef. It is a poowerfull story that is well-worth the time spent reading its 144 pages book or listening to the 2 hour audio version. Kinsella's journey illustrates the classical illness trajectories* of GBM patients: physical, psychological, spiritual and social.
When she writes, "All my words disintegrated in my brain" one can appreciate that and feel for her.
Kinsella was diagnosed with GBM in December 2022. A recent Instagram post from her contains this paragraph:
To everyone who is suffering from cancer in any form I send love and best wishes, as well as to those who support them. It can feel very lonely and scary to have a tough diagnosis, and the support and care of those around you means more than words can say.
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