Caitlyn was a 4th grade teacher, mom, group fitness instructor and general ball of energy until she got Mononucleosis. Faced with all sorts of challenges, including losing relationships because her health was "too much", what did she do? She wrote. And it evolved into a book about her experiences and included thoughtful questions for readers, which Caitlyn wishes she's asked herself sooner. Above all, she wants other patients not feel alone. You can find her book here:

http://www.notmyproblembook.com/

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