At the age of 35, Sabine Niese learns that she is terminally ill. In a short time, her life changes radically; the lively woman becomes a severely disabled wheelchair user who must engage with her environment in entirely new ways. However, alongside her struggle with inconsiderate fellow citizens, incompetent and overwhelmed medical professionals, and various authorities that continually throw obstacles in her family's path, she faces an even greater challenge. Sabine Niese knows that she will likely not see her children grow up. Yet, she wants to share so much with them and impart lessons that time may not allow. Therefore, she recounts her fears and worries in her moving diary, as well as her wishes and her determination to live a fulfilling life until the end, showcasing her strength, courage, and humor.