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A love story that will break your heart. Jane Steele had been in a relationship with Australian Test cricketer Glenn McGrath for less than two years when, at age 31, to her horror and disbelief she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She didn't want to burden him, and offered to end the relationship and return to England to face the problem alone. He wouldn't have a bar of it---he was sticking by her no matter what. Together they battled the fear, the despair and the cancer. Jane had a mastectomy and then underwent gruelling chemotherapy. Through it all, Glenn was by her side. Together, they beat the cancer, this time at least. This, and their marriage, would have been happy ending enough but then, despite being told the chemotherapy could make her infertile, Jane discovered she was pregnant. Jane and Glenn welcomed baby James into their life. The alternating his 'n hers chapters take the reader right into the heart of this story. Jane and Glenn wrote frankly of their fears and worries (including such things as the fact that Jane might not survive, and how each felt about her body after surgery) and inspiringly of their devotion and their dedication to beating this disease. There are surprising laughs throughout the book (for instance they each have different memories of their courting days!) as well as deeply moving passages. This is a wonderful celebration of life and love.
Jane McGrath (Author) Jane McGrath was an England-born Australian cancer support campaigner, and the wife of Australian cricket fast bowler Glenn McGrath. She worked as a flight attendant for Virgin Atlantic Airways when she met her future husband in a Hong Kong in 1995.[2] They married in 1999 and had two children. McGrath was made a Member of the Order of Australia on 26 January 2008 "for service to community health through support for women with breast cancer and the establishment of the McGrath Foundation." Glenn McGrath (Author) Glenn McGrath is one of the best cricketers to have ever played for Australia.
