What could be scarier than being told your time is running out? Being told that it isn't.
Mild-mannered Diane has spent her whole life being everyone's doormat. As she approaches her mid-forties, she receives a terminal diagnosis that leaves her with only six months to live.
Most people would spend their final months making peace. Diane settles scores instead. Convinced she won't be around to face the fallout, she finally says everything she's spent a lifetime swallowing, creating a mess she assumes she'll never have to clean up.
Then God intervenes, and suddenly that six-month prognosis isn't her worst nightmare anymore. Now she has to live with the consequences of everything she said and did when she thought she had nothing to lose.
