As a child, Rosemary D. Neidig learned to be silent and suppress her fears in order to appease her peace-loving mother, who was focused on presenting a perfect image to others. But when Rosemary was diagnosed with breast cancer at age forty-seven, she embarked on a therapeutic journey that forced her to face her lost memories and realize that her perfect world was only a facade. In her candid memoir, Rosemary recalls the events of her life, explaining how daily journaling and weekly therapy sessions helped her to unearth trauma from her subconscious. She managed to resolve inner conflicts and bravely confront an assailant; she also details how she eventually faced the truth and learned to move on as once-buried secrets slowly carried her down a path to forgiveness and healing. Every Two Minutes shares the unforgettable story of one woman's journey as she moved from behind the walls of secrecy and shame and discovered the power of the human spirit.