Me falta una teta

When the doctor takes her hands to announce that she has breast cancer, the first thing Raquel fears, a screenwriter and single mother of a four-year-old boy, is not losing her breast, but her hair, and on top of that right now that she has just had keratin straightening. As she digests the news and begins treatment, fear settles in like a faithful traveling companion, which she puts at bay with unapologetic, cheeky humor. Raquel Haro offers us a master class on how to navigate one of life's darkest paths without losing hope or a sense of humor. But, above all, and perhaps more importantly, she teaches us what to do when your son takes off your wig in the middle of the park, when you lose your prosthesis jumping at a Rigoberta Bandini concert or your new date prefers not to see you without a bra.