In a small town in New Hamishire, a seemingly ordinary family lives: a father, a mother and two daughters. But, unfortunately, the youngest daughter, five-year-old Willow, suffers from a rare genetic disease, and any careless movement can lead to a fracture. So Charlotte and Sean O'Keefe's life consists of sleepless nights, mounting bills, humiliating pity from other parents and obsessive thoughts about what if... What if Charlotte knew about her daughter's illness before she was born? What if things were different? What if their beloved Willow had never been born? And how valuable is every human life? And so, in a painful attempt to make ends meet in order to cover the costs of her daughter’s treatment, Charlotte decides to take a desperate step. She brings a wrongful birth claim against her doctor for failing to warn her in advance that the baby would be born with a severe disability. If the case is successful, cash payments will be able to provide care for Willow for the rest of her life. Charlotte faces a difficult moral and ethical problem, because the doctor she decides to sue is her best friend... Handle with Care is a heart-warming novel that raises the issue of the value of human life and the lengths to which we are willing to go. to protect her.