What’s Done Cannot Be Undone

In "What’s Done Cannot be Undone," Athena Stevens offers a striking memoir that navigates the complexities of living with cerebral palsy, shaped by both the supportive and detrimental forces of her environment. Reflecting on her life from birth to her notable achievements, including co-founding the Women’s Equality Party and receiving an Olivier Award nomination, Stevens balances humor with raw emotion. This thought-provoking narrative challenges perceptions of disability and highlights the impact of societal actions on individual experiences, reminding readers of the formidable obstacles faced when striving for change.