Melissa Dohme was 20 years old when her ex-partner, Robert Burton, stabbed her 32 times in Florida and left her dying in the middle of the street. Doctors resuscitated her several times on the operating table. Her skull and jaw were broken, and her facial nerve was severed. She thought she would never be loved again.

Months after recovering, she began giving talks about domestic violence. At one of those events, she met Cameron, one of the firefighters who had saved her on the night of the attack. They had dinner with the emergency team, talked for hours without realizing how much time had passed, and something sparked between them even though neither of them was looking for it.

Years later, Cameron proposed to her in front of thousands of people at a Tampa Bay Rays stadium, with the question written on a baseball. She says that attack was only one day of her life. The rest of her days, now, she is writing alongside the man who brought her back.
