I enjoyed the writing style and humor at first, but it started to wear thin. I felt like I was reading pages upon pages that basically made the same handful of points. The author's story is important and empowering, but there was room to be far more concise.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing this book in exchange for an honest review.
As a WOMI, this book was intriguing to me. The author's experience of trying to find the correct diagnosis and answers must have been incredibly frustrating. The fact that doctors and specialists don't know or understand what is going on is very relatable.

A solid memoir from a writer with a terrific voice. As a WOMI, I found myself nodding along and hoping that Ramey finally got more answers than questions.