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Sarah Nickerson is much like every other profession-powered supermom in Welmont, the wealthy Boston suburb where she brings a frantic but thrilled existence with her husband Bob, trustworthy nanny, and several children—Lucy, Charlie, and nine-month-old Linus. Between recruiting the very best and brightest brains whilst the vice-president of human-resources at Berkley Consulting; shuttling the children to football, day-care, and violin classes; persuading her son’s instructor he might not, actually, have INCLUDE; and which makes it home in time for lunch, it’s a question this over-scheduled, over-reaching Harvard scholar has time to breathe. A self-revealed device going to burst, Sarah amazingly Handles every moment of her real life an air-traffic control. Until one fateful morning, while driving to work and attempting to create a telephone call, she looks from the street for one second too much time. Within the flash of a watch, all of the quickly shifting areas of her jam packed existence arrived at a screeching halt.   A traumatic head damage totally removes the left-side of her planet, and for once, Debbie relinquishes control to those around her, including her previously missing mom. With no capability to actually floss her own tooth, she struggles to locate answers about her past and her unsure future. Now, as she wills himself to regain her self-reliance and recover, Debbie should discover that her actual destiny—her new, accurate life—may actually rest definately not the planet of conference calls and spreadsheets.