Saving Teets

After receiving her breast cancer diagnosis, not once but twice, Carey Cornacchini wondered if she was channeling her idol, Erma Bombeck, and often asked herself, "What would Erma do?" And the answer to that question was, "Always find the humor." This attitude and grit helped her learn navigating through cancer is doable and even, absurdly laughable. With candor and raw emotion, this inspiring memoir explores the challenges and triumphs of facing a cancer diagnosis with gratitude, grace, and humor. She details the diagnosis, biopsies, surgeries, treatments, and everything in between.

Saving Teets is a story for anyone navigating their own cancer journey. Be prepared to laugh and cry as you read a whole new perspective on how to adapt to, and ultimately cope with, this insidious disease. Carey's candid journey will change the way you assess the role cancer plays in your life, whether you are a fellow sufferer or know someone who is. This is the kind of book she wished she had been able to read when first diagnosed. Alternatively amusing and heart wrenching, with her world at its worst, Carey's at her funniest and most honest.

Be prepared to laugh and cry as you read a whole new perspective. Carey's candid journey will change the way you assess the role cancer plays in your life, whether you are a fellow sufferer or know someone who is. This is the book Carey wished she had been able to read when she was first diagnosed. It is alternatively amusing and heart wrenching, yet when things are at their worst, she's at her funniest and most honest.

Cornacchini takes a serious subject and interjects both humor and humanity into her memoir, Saving Teets: One Woman's Journey With the Big "C". With a maiden name of Teets. (Yes, you read it correctly - TEETS) she was destined to have a sense of humor. How can you not with a last name like that? She often wonders if having this last name somehow predestined her on this cancer journey. Who knows? Wanting something original for the title she finally realized there was a great use for her last name - thus "Saving Teets" was born.