All that followed - Emma Campbell

As featured on ITV1's Lorraine.

'A story of true maternal courage in the face of an onslaught of massive life challenges, Emma Campbell is an extraordinary woman. This is a deeply felt memoir about motherhood, survival and learning to live for whatever life throws at you.' Clover Stroud, author of The Wild Other
'An extraordinary story of facing life's multiple (!) trials with love, resilience and courage, told in Emma's warm, funny and unflinchingly honest style.' Amy McCulloch, author of Jinxed and The Potion Diaries
With four children (three of them triplets!) and a relationship break-up to contend with, some things get a little lost in the mix. Like symptoms.

Emma Campbell bravely and honestly offers heartfelt thoughts on what happens when cancer becomes an unwelcome guest at an already crowded party. She shares her own terror and pain, mixed with the heartwarming and unexpected. The extraordinary kindness of people and the gritty detail of battling a life-threatening illness, all while being a single mum to four children.

She opens up about her angels and demons, losing and then finding love again, a constant fear of death mixed with the joy and relief of living, the anxiety of cancer returning - then facing it when it does.

This book has grown from Emma's blog Me And My Four. Eager to share with her followers in more detail, the secrets, the fears, the triumphs and the terrors that she faces each day, in a life as unpredictable as your own... meandmyfour.com

Emma Campbell Is a freelance writer and columnist for Best magazine. She runs her own blog 'Me And My Four' and has worked extensively with Cancer Research UK's marketing team. She is married with four children and lives in London.