At 23, Ardra Shephard is living recklessly—dating the wrong guy, blowing money she doesn't have, and making the kinds of mistakes typical of your twenties—until a diagnosis of MS abruptly changes everything. As her condition progresses and she begins using mobility aids, Ardra grapples with fear, stigma, and the painful realization that society has lied about what it means to live with disability. Through it all, she discovers that a hard life isn’t a hopeless one, and in Fallosophy, she shares unflinching truths and hard-won wisdom with humor, grit, and zero sugarcoating.