Driving Home: Cancer, Concussion, Mom and Me

“Driving Home” touched my heart, made me cry and smile. I couldn’t put it down. I found it relatable, as I’m struggling to be there for my sister who has leukemia while working and being mom’s primary caregiver. Steffany’s journey gave me hope everything will be okay. It’s a must read for everyone.”

“Driving Home, like all of Steffany’s phraseology is lovely at the surface and gets better as you allow the depth of her possible intent... For me almost too close to home, but insights from hers’ are deepening and even helping define mine- as I can articulate feelings heretofore hidden— even from myself....Reading this book hands you empathy for hers’ that just feels good while it sheds new light on yours’.”

“I cried, I laughed, and I thought about the meaning of my own life. Dr. Moonaz has a way with stories and serendipitous situations. Her accident didn’t seem like serendipity at the time. Still, somehow, things align and unravel in a beautiful way when you are looking for the divine as Steffany does.”