
Born blind in Vietnam, Julie Yip-Williams defied death to become a Harvard lawyer before terminal cancer inspired this raw, unflinching memoir that Jenna Bush Hager championed. What happens when you confront mortality without the "hope industrial complex" clouding your vision?
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At thirty-seven, Julie Yip-Williams sat across from her oncologist hearing words no young mother wants to hear: Stage IV colon cancer, 6-15% survival rate. Her husband Josh would later obsessively research these statistics, desperately seeking hope in the numbers. But Julie's reaction surprised everyone, including herself. "Numbers mean nothing to me," she said. And why should they? Her very existence was already a statistical impossibility-a blind girl who escaped Communist Vietnam, survived a harrowing sea journey, gained partial sight through surgery, graduated from Harvard Law, built a successful career, and became a mother to two daughters. The odds of developing non-genetic colon cancer at her age? Less than 0.08%. Statistics had never dictated her story before. Julie's relationship with impossible odds began at birth. Born with congenital cataracts that left her legally blind, her grandmother suggested giving her something to "sleep and never wake up"-believing her disability would bring shame and burden to the family. When her parents reluctantly took her to an herbalist to concoct a life-ending potion, the herbalist refused, calling it "dirty business." Julie's great-grandmother finally intervened with words that would define her granddaughter's life: "How she was born is how she will be." Years later, a Manhattan palm reader would examine Julie's hands with fascination-her right palm showing a long, prosperous life; her left suggesting illness, frustration, and early death. "You're one lucky girl," the palm reader said, connecting this contradiction to Julie's eyes. That reading taught Julie something crucial: focus on how far you've come, not what might have been. Her memoir, praised by Sanjay Gupta as "required reading for anyone with a beating heart," transforms terminal illness into profound philosophy-not about fighting death, but about learning to live authentically in its shadow.
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