Continuing the "Lean In" with "Option B" is something for me. It narrates a lot about her grief after her husband's sudden death from a heart attack while they're out of town for a special event. I should admit, I cry a bit many times while reading, anyway I am a drama queen if see or hear about sadness-stories. But the story of her warms my heart. I have been experiencing a lot of loss since I was a teenager, whether the death of beloved ones caused it or just broke up with ex's, the feeling of abandonment and/or a pressure to be precocious. The book reminds me of the period that pushed me to be what I am now, it reminds me of how I survived teenage time without my Mom which..anyway she had passed away due to cancer when I was in 1st-grade Senior High School. Since then, I learned to accept the situation that I had to be fully raised by My grandparents. I have to adjust my financial condition cause living with grandparents = we depend on pension-fund on
