β Scribed by Jennifer Lynne Opalewski
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Letters to a Cancer Patient is a heartfelt book detailing the goodness of God through one of the toughest things life throws your way- cancer. In her book, Jennifer explains how even through some of her lowest moments, she was able to rely on her faith to get her through. She provides a very open and honest account of her experience, with the hope that she will connect to other cancer patients so they know they are not alone and provide caregivers with insight into what their loved one might be feeling. Ultimately, Jen hopes that by reading this people will be encouraged in their faith, focus on prayer, and cast their fears on God.
Cancer -- Patients -- Correspondence
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