Alastair Campbell

Well, they say not.

They say not.

And then Lindsay was pregnant at the time with her daughter, Hope.

So the book, the thing is, is how to survive losing your husband, losing your child, losing your career, which she did recently, losing your health.

She had breast cancer.

Losing your home and losing your mind.

So it's how to survive losing it all without losing hope.

She's a brilliant writer, which helps.

But it is just a kind of... And she talks very openly about the fact that there have been times when she's been completely suicidal.

Is this book a bit depressing?

No.

No, I think it's uplifting because it is about keeping hope.

And she does get through these.

How do you survive those things?

She would argue friendship.

She would argue family.

She would argue the ability just to kind of keep going.

And the fact that she was pregnant when John died with hope, I think hope has kept her going.

And Hope's now married with a family, and so she's a grandmother.

She did find another guy, and they got married, and it seemed to be a kind of perfect second marriage.