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Eric Dane’s Posthumous Memoir Released With Jacob Elordi Narration

The memoir reveals a months‑long misdiagnosis that delayed his care, underscoring the challenges of diagnosing ALS.

Overview

  • The book My Book of Days: A Memoir in Moments was published on Nov. 3, 2026 in hardcover, e‑book and audiobook formats, bringing previously excerpted passages to full release.
  • The audiobook is voiced by Jacob Elordi with contributions from Maria Shriver, runs 5 hours and 53 minutes, and is available on Audible and other common retailers.
  • Dane’s memoir recounts that doctors first reached a consensus diagnosis of multifocal motor neuropathy, a rare autoimmune nerve disorder with available treatments, but his symptoms did not improve.
  • After failed treatment, Dane underwent further testing including an EMG, a lumbar puncture and brain scans, and doctors confirmed ALS about nine months after his symptoms began in 2024.
  • The book frames those medical details alongside personal scenes and messages meant for his daughters Billie and Georgia, and its account has renewed discussion about how diagnostic delays can affect ALS care and planning.