This diary tells warmly, one day at a time, the relationship maintained with a new partner that got into the author's life, in this case it's a cancer. The reader will devour these pages where Beatrice Maillard-Chaulin frank humour becomes an essential adjuvant treatment to chemotherapy.

They will win, they will be champions, Beatrice and the team from the Institut Curie, Francois, Garrus the dog and all their friends.
This story is a love story. And love does not quibble over the part that belongs to each one. Chemo or alchemy of our little pleasures? The triumph of a team can’t be detailed. There is no miracle, but a secret that Beatrice Maillard-Chaulin let us share in this book like a roar of  laughter: faced to the disease, the slightest chance of happiness becomes the strongest plan of salvation. An exemplary book.

In France, a woman out of eleven is suffering from breast cancer. The mental is, as we know now, an important element in the process of healing. Such a testimony may turn out to be a great help to all people facing this disease, whether it’s about the disease itself or its surroundings. It tells with very simple words how the fear had left its place to the joy of living, how the sick woman, with some help, was able to regain the control of her life.
This story will help those who could one day be affected by this disease to approach it with less apprehension and certainly more serenity.
After this adventure, which represented an unexpected turning point in her existence, Beatrice is now living , passionately with François, the man of her life, and Garrus, her faithful husky.

In 1992, she actively took part in the Olympic Games of Albertville alongside Jean-Claude Killy.

English version of the French press release