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Enough: A Cancer Survivor’s Journey from Protesting to Proclaiming by Heather MacAskill

A cancer diagnosis can divide life into before and after.

For Heather MacAskill, cancer brought more than medical decisions. It brought fear, uncertainty, doubt, and questions she had not expected to ask.

In Enough, Heather writes candidly about the emotional and spiritual realities of serious illness. She does not rush past the struggle to arrive at an inspirational conclusion. Instead, she invites readers into the questions, setbacks, fears, and discoveries that shaped her experience.

What happens when the future no longer feels certain? How do you live when fear becomes part of everyday life? And what does “enough” mean when so much has changed?

Heather writes from the perspective of a cancer survivor who has lived these questions rather than merely studied them. Her story gives readers permission to acknowledge fear and doubt while considering how faith can remain present in the midst of uncertainty.

Part memoir and part reflection on faith during difficult circumstances, Enough is for readers facing illness, walking alongside someone they love, or navigating a season when life no longer feels predictable.

Author Bio:

As a wife, mom, educator, and author, Heather spends her life closely entwined with the lives of others, offering encouragement and hope in their circumstances. Born and raised in southern Ontario, she now resides in the Canadian capital of Ottawa. Heather loves the outdoors, whether it’s hiking, swimming, or sitting around a fire.