Christy Rathbone’s memoir, Life, Death, and a Sweet Potato, is a deeply personal account of survival, resilience, and self-discovery. It chronicles her journey from a challenging childhood in North Wales to confronting trauma, mental health struggles, and near-death experiences. Through vivid storytelling, Christy recounts pivotal moments, including her battle with bullying, eating disorders, abusive relationships, and a life-altering coma brought on by an overdose.
The book is both raw and inspiring, exploring themes of identity, the strength of family bonds, and the enduring fight for recovery and self-acceptance.