My wife, Susan Shephard Wilson died in my arms on November 18, 2000.  She was forty-four years old.  From the moment she was diagnosed with Stage 3b invasive breast cancer, Susan who had always been my strength, began to teach me what it truly means to LIVE.

“From the first day we discovered this arch villain called cancer had struck at the very heart of our life together, I witnessed the one constant in my life, my beautiful, sweet, gentle “Tweety Bird” become a hawk so fierce that General Patton himself would have saluted her.  Susan went into battle with more strength and courage than any fictional superhero could possibly muster...”

Zig-Zagging: Loving Madly, Losing Badly How Ziggy Saved My Life, came from the journaling I did in an effort to make sense for myself of the seven years my family battled the consuming, insidious disease that is cancer.  The decision to publish the raw, emotional and painful story of our personal war against cancer and my personal struggle against the crippling grief, was in the hope that telling it might bring comfort to someone else struggling along a similar path of cancer diagnosis.

Tom Wilson II

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