It's a gripping memoir of Sharon's true account of love, loss, cancer and cannabis oil.
It covers the years between 2012 and this year, 2019, and tells the true story of a married couple who were both diagnosed with cancer in the same year, 2013 and their attempts to take control of the situation and cure themselves.
The book is made up from written diary entries, posts on social media accounts and from personal memories.
It's an engaging account of what they both went through, written with power, clarity and humour.
He had lung cancer whilst she had breast cancer and they decided to employ cannabis oil in their treatments of their diseases.
It's a book that will make you smile and also cry. It will make you angry, too. Why didn't the health professionals realise that Jasper had lung cancer that turned out to be Stage 4 and incurable until he only had four months to live?
How are self employed people such as entertainers like Jasper and Sharon supposed to live if they are seriously ill, yet not actually diagnosed with the serious illness that is affecting them?
Sharon acknowledges that whilst cannabis oil is not a panacea it certainly does deserve to be considered as a potential medicinal treatment.
If you are interested in cannabis oil, how people can survive cancer and the loss of a loved one, this book is a must purchase. And every doctor and nurse in the country should be gifted a copy of this book to help them work with cancer patients and their families and friends.
It's published by The Book Guild at £8.99.
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