What happens when the person everyone depends on becomes tired too?

For years, Mira was everything to everyone around her.

A mother raising a son.
A daughter caring for an ageing parent.
A professional leading through uncertainty.
The dependable one. The strong one. The woman who always found a way.

Then an unexpected surgery forced her to stop.

In the silence she had spent years outrunning, she discovered that her greatest lessons had never come from success or certainty. They had come from the people who quietly shaped her every day.

Her mother, who reminded her not to forget the dreams she once carried.
Her son, who was watching not only what she said, but how she chose to live.
And the quiet voice within herself that had waited years to be heard.

Wonder Woman Was Tired is an honest and deeply personal memoir about motherhood, caregiving, resilience, healing, financial uncertainty, ambition, and the invisible ways we shape one another across generations.

It is not a story about having all the answers.

It is a story about learning to pause.
Learning to begin again.
Learning that becoming is a lifelong journey.

Written from the middle of life rather than the end, this memoir will resonate with anyone who has ever felt responsible for everyone else while quietly wondering when they would finally make space for themselves.

Because sometimes the strongest people are simply the ones who keep showing up.

And sometimes...

Wonder Woman was never meant to carry the world.

She was only meant to remember she was human.