
Shine On : The Remarkable True Story Of A Quadruple Amputee
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“Honey, you’ve been very ill and they’ve had to amputate…” His voice cracked. I searched his face, looking for some kind of clue to tell me why I sensed so much pain from him and in me. “Your hands and feet.”
Cyndi tried to grasp the new reality that flesh-eating disease had changed her life forever. Her recent memories of being a successful business manager and new mom seemed oceans away.
It just couldn’t be true. I tried to speak, but no words came. Please God-let this be a dream. A sinking, overwhelming feeling crashed down on me as my eyes became heavier and heavier. Darkness threatened to overtake me.
As she grappled with the challenges of an unknown future, Cyndi was left with a question: Why had God allowed this to happen to her? And furthermore, could she ever be whole again?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486615599
ISBN10: 1486615597
Cyndi Wilkens
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2017
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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