The Brain Tumour That Saved Me by Paula Johnson (.ePUB)
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The Brain Tumour That Saved Me: An Ironwoman’s Journey of Resilience, Humour, and Hope by Paula Johnson
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Overview: While training for an Ironman, a nurse is diagnosed with a rare brain tumour—only to discover it may have saved her life.
A remarkable true story of resilience, reinvention, and the surprising ways adversity can shape a life. Honest, funny, and deeply human, this memoir reminds us that strength isn’t about avoiding hardship; it’s about discovering who we become because of it.
In her late thirties, Paula Johnson was training for her first Ironman when her body began behaving in ways no one could explain: crushing fatigue, strange symptoms, and bursts of energy that pushed her farther than ever before.
The diagnosis, when it finally came, was shocking:
a rare hormone-secreting brain tumour.
What followed was anything but a tidy story of illness and recovery.
Life veered wildly through brain surgery, earthquakes, a devastating house fire, divorce, breast cancer, broken bones, missed diagnoses, unexpected love, and a surprising late-in-life ADHD discovery.
And somehow, through all of it, there was laughter.
The Brain Tumour That Saved Me is a deeply human memoir about rebuilding a life when everything seems to fall apart. With candour, humour, and hard-earned wisdom, Paula reflects on what it means to keep going when life refuses to follow the plan.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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