I Wrote My Own Eulogy

I Wrote My Own Eulogy by Bradley Dryburgh is a heartfelt Australian memoir that begins with an audacious idea: writing your own eulogy while you’re still here to hear it. Living with cystic fibrosis, Dryburgh has grown up with mortality in the room, but even he isn’t prepared for what happens when he reads his words aloud on his podcast, A Lot to Talk About — and the moment ripples far beyond his circle.

This is non-fiction about illness and living well, told through vivid personal stories that move between hospital routines, big physical goals, family life and unexpected online attention. Dryburgh writes with clarity and warmth, asking readers to consider what they’d want said about them, and what they might change today.

Perfect for readers drawn to inspirational true stories, health memoirs, and reflective books about gratitude and resilience.

Add it to your stack if you’re ready for an honest, life-affirming read.