When I Die Take My Panties
Turning Your Darkest Moments into Your Greatest Gifts
“When I Die, Take My Panties — It’s funny, it’s frank, it’s inspiring.” — Jenny Allen, Author of "Would Everybody Please Stop: Reflections on Life and Other Bad Ideas"
"Jen's book gives us a first-hand account of how people with cancer are much more than their diagnoses — How their wanderings through the maze of disease can be a part of a greater, wisdom-gathering journey. This is an amazing book!" — Homayoun Sadeghi, M.D.
So often we want to control life – and the truth is we can’t. I wrote When I Die, Take My Panties as wake-up call for YOU to start living your best life RIGHT NOW. I take you on a journey to learn to be happy with what’s right in front of you, seize the moment, and take risks.
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"Coken's debut memoir provides a close-up and, at times, funny view of dealing with the illness and death of her mother while her own life continued on. The relatable content and all-too-familiar story line make this an easy book to engage with.... and Coken's honesty is genuine. Those who take the time to journey with Coken will likely find comfort and a lesson at the end, much as she found through her experiences."
Praise From Readers
"More than a memoir, Jennifer's writing reminds us that the lessons in life reveal themselves during the highs and lows of living."
"This book speaks to the power of the human spirit."
"The author's ability to find the heart of life's most difficult experiences is inspiring and beautiful."
"Her wit and honesty about her own thoughts and feelings will make you look at yourself in a new light."
“Jennifer Coken’s riveting memoir sheds light on an important issue that every woman needs to know about. Take the journey with her through the tragic death of her mother to ovarian cancer and possibly save a life in doing so.” — Dr. Caryn Silver, MD, Florida Cancer Specialists
STAGE FOUR, NO MORE!
Many of you know my book became an Amazon Bestseller in 2016. I used my success as a platform to educate women about the signs of Ovarian Cancer. I promised Mom, who died of Ovarian Cancer that I would not let another woman be misdiagnosed for an entire year. Or allow another family to go through what we went through.
I'm proud to say that I know of at least three women who were diagnosed with Stage 1 after hearing me speak. Every time I hear that, I blow kisses to heaven and say: "We got one!"
What you might not have heard (at least not until now) is that my book is becoming a movie.
(Yes, you read that right.)
And if my book and my story could help those three women, imagine what a movie could do.
This is why this movie is so important. It will give me a much bigger platform to save more lives. No one should lose a family member in this way. No woman should go misdiagnosed for a year.
I am raising money for the development of the script, budget, and sales package to bring my (and my mother’s)story from book to script to screen.
Will you help me? Just click here to get the rest of the story!
