Rocki is a memoir told as a fighter's journey, where every "round" represents a different battle in a life shaped by trauma, neurodivergence, motherhood, and an iron-willed commitment to breaking generational cycles. Written with raw vulnerability and dark humor, the book follows (Dr. RJ Khan) as she steps into the ring again and again, facing opponents that range from childhood neglect and sexual assault to religious betrayal, domestic violence, traumatic brain injury, and the invisible wars of AuDHD. From the earliest rounds, Dr. RJ Khan learns to survive hits that should have knocked her out. Between fights, she raises children, builds a career and tries to outmaneuver both PTSD and justice sensitivity, all while learning how to stop swinging at ghosts and start swinging for herself.