Cancer is killing Teagan. She is worried that she hasn't even lived yet, that she never got a chance to. Now, with a deadline to her life, Teagan falls into a whirlwind of introspection, what went wrong and what went right. The question on her mind being: Should I have lived differently? Maybe she just wants to be a cat? This isn't just a story about dying, it's a story of how we live. The choices we make. Seize life and live it, face it, experience it. Adversity is inevitable and you can't control it, but you can control much of how you react to it and deal with it.