Touch Me, I'm Sick

This memoir by Margeaux Feldman challenges traditional notions of trauma and chronic illness, advocating for queer-inspired forms of care and intimacy that reject problematic societal stereotypes. Drawing from personal experiences—including caregiving, loss, and surviving abuse—Feldman offers a thoughtful critique of systemic issues and explores alternative ways to connect and heal. Blending theory, cultural criticism, and personal narrative, the book invites readers to reimagine the possibilities of care and interdependence.