Albert Espinosa never wanted to write a book just about cancer. Instead, he shared with readers the most touching, funny, tragic and happy memories of his life, hoping that other people, both healthy and sick, would draw strength and energy from them. At the age of thirteen, Espinosa was diagnosed with cancer, and for the next ten years he visited hospitals. They amputated his leg, cut out his lung and half of his liver, and then said that he had recovered. And only then did he understand that the only thing sadder than death is not knowing how to live. In this deeply optimistic, moving and incredible book, Espinosa shows how he has found a world where fear has no meaning; where strangers become your greatest allies and where in the most hopeless situations lies the opportunity to realize your deepest dreams. He tells us how to find harmony even in the face of despair, and shows us a world where there are no rules - only discoveries.