“[Nora] took us through . . . the unimaginable trials of [Aaron’s] illness. . . . But she did it with a humor, even a whimsy, that can only be described as courageous. And now she has lent that spirit to her debut memoir. This story will compel you to both laugh and cry, just as the title promises. May we all bring Nora’s honesty, passion and hope to the greatest tragedies of our lives.”—Lena DunhamAn emotional rollercoaster of the highest order...It’s Okay to Laugh is that rare gem of a read, equal parts heartwarming and hysterical, that?ll make you laugh out loud, only to leave you tearing up a few pages later. I can’t recommend it highly enough.”—BuzzFeed“This gorgeous and insightful memoir holds up the lens to mortality and leaves us with a reminder to make every moment count and value what is truly precious: time-and laughter.”—Refinery29