The hanger and The soul

"I lived in a body that felt like a temporary structure, a 'hanger' waiting for the wind to blow it down." For thirty-seven years, every breath has been a negotiation. Diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis, an engineer and designer turned her battle for air into a blueprint for survival. From hospital hallways to corporate peaks, this lyrical memoir chronicles a journey from being "too weak to run" to "too wise to rush." It is a manual on resilience for the overlooked and the fierce-a reminder that you are not a patient, but a masterpiece in progress.