“ Raw, honest, and empowering - This book isn’t just about overcoming pain; it’s about reclaiming your voice, honoring your story, and finding strength in your scars.” Mackenzie Stevens - Goodreads.com Liza Hernandez seemed to have it all under control—her demanding career, three lively children, and the care of her ailing, elderly parents. But beneath the surface, she was stretched to her limits, running on empty until her world shattered with a breast cancer diagnosis at just 37. Through heartbreak, physical pain, and the relentless weight of responsibility, Liza’s journey is raw, honest, and unexpectedly uplifting. As she navigates the emotional fallout of her mastectomy, family tensions, and the slow loss of her parents, she draws strength from the wild beauty of her South Florida childhood, the bonds of lifelong friendship, and the guidance from Angels among us. Sixteen years later, after bravely choosing to remove her implants, Liza faces a new wave of vulnerability and self-doubt. Yet, with each setback, she discovers a wellspring of resilience and purpose she never knew existed. "Healing" is more than a memoir—it’s a testament to the power of hope and the beauty found in brokenness. Liza’s story will inspire readers to seek light in their own struggles and reimagine what it means to heal. This book is an adapted version of my original memoir, “To Boob Or Not To Boob.” While the memoir began as a breast cancer journey, this story has been thoughtfully reworked to support anyone facing illness or injury of any kind. The lessons, resilience, and hope within these pages are meant to inspire and uplift a broad audience, regardless of diagnosis .