"An account of how one woman can move mountains..."
Vicky Phelan has announced that her memoir,
Overcoming, will be released later this year.
The book, in which Phelan tells her own remarkable personal story, details the the activist's struggle with depression, her experience of motherhood, and the court case that made her a household name.
One of the 220+ women who were given false negative results amidst the CervicalCheck scandal, Phelan made it her duty to expose the failings of Ireland's cervical screening programme and to ensure that this never happened to another woman again.
Overcoming tells her story, in her own words, and what an incredible story it is.
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"When Vicky Phelan delivered an emotionally charged statement from the steps of the Four Courts in April 2018 - having refused to sign a non-disclosure agreement in the settlement of her action against the HSE - she unearthed the medical and political scandal of our time," reads the synopsis.
"Since then, Vicky has become women's voice for justice on the issue, and her system-changing activism has made her a household name.
"An inspiring story of rare resilience and power,
Overcoming is an account of how one woman can move mountains - even when she is fighting for her own life - and of finding happiness and strength in the toughest of times."
Overcoming is set to be released in September.
You can preorder the book from Eason
here. 
