Cooking for someone is an act of love, a gift of self, whatever dish you choose to serve. It is a way of saying to the person who suffers, who has to face the trials of a treatment: "I love you. I'm here for you, you can count on me. "When cancer comes to the table, even a great chef feels helpless. JÔerÒome Ferrer lived it when Virginie, with whom he was about to start a family, learned that she had stage 4 lung cancer. Immersed in an unjust fight, he faced the disease with weapons that are his: the pleasure of cooking dishes seasoned with memories and tenderness. Her story is a touching story, a reflection on the power of a simple recipe for stuffed tomatoes, a beautiful story of accompaniment and a generous tribute to the "hunger for life" of those who love each other. FAIM DE VIVRE will find a good echo among all those who accompany a person with cancer and feel powerless to support it.