I have always been a fan of Joni since her first book. I was aware of her bout with breast cancer in
2010 and prayed for her as she went through that deep trial. As I read this book, I appreciated how she
and Ken are so transparent about the joys and struggles of their marriage, and
their deepening relationship with the Lord and each other through the gift of
cancer. I could relate to her cancer
story so much, because in 2011, I was also given the gift of breast cancer. Our diagnosis and treatments matched, even
down to the names of the chemo drugs! I
don’t know that I have as dramatic a story to tell as they do, but I completely
agree that God can be glorified and bring good out of a journey through cancer. I cried several times while reading this
book. It is a wonderful book and I
highly recommend it.
The only problem I had with the book is that I
purchased it as an e-copy, and it was not formatted for my Kindle. I had to read it on my computer. If I had known it was not compatible with my
Kindle, I would have purchased the print book.
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Sound like something I should read.
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