What's Wrong?: Personal Histories of Chronic Pain and Bad Medicine

What's Wrong? is a groundbreaking graphic exploration of how the American health-care system fails those living with interconnected illnesses and conditions, told through four raw and complex firsthand accounts and the author's own story.

This book sheds light on the consequences of living with immunodeficiency, cancer, endometriosis, alcoholism, severe depression, and PTSD, and how Western medicine often causes more loss, abuse, and suffering for those who don't fit within the narrow definition of who the system was built to serve.

With compassion, curiosity, and vibrant artwork, Williams reveals the humanity of her dynamic subjects and offers hope for a more inclusive and empathetic approach to healthcare.

Don't miss this essential read for anyone interested in social justice, medical ethics, or simply understanding the complexities of the human body and mind.