"This is the worst night of my medical career." Shaun Smit and his family arrived in America filled with the hope of a fresh start. But only two months after stepping off the plane, their new life shattered. His nineteen-year-old son, Jesse-a fit, disciplined competitive swimmer-was diagnosed with a massive, aggressive abdominal tumor the size of a saucepan. What followed was a harrowing six-month battle against an "impossible" medical reality. While Jesse faced grueling chemotherapy and a life-altering surgery with the tenacity of an elite athlete, Shaun fought a private, parallel war. In this raw and deeply personal memoir, Shaun Smit pulls back the curtain on the "strong father" archetype. He invites readers into the hospital corridors at 2:00 a.m., the parking lots where his faith buckled, and the dark living rooms where he wept in secret while clinging to worship songs on repeat. I Was Falling Apart is more than a story about surviving cancer; it is an honest exploration of:The Tension of Faith: How belief and absolute terror can inhabit the same heart at the same time. A Father's Helplessness: The agony of watching a child suffer and the realization that staying present is sometimes the hardest-and most important-thing a parent can do. Hidden Preparation: How years of "unrelated" discipline and quiet spiritual promptings were actually God's way of arming a family for their darkest valley. Jesse didn't just survive; he thrived. But the road to that miracle was paved with tears, financial terror, and the kind of fear that never truly leaves. If you are currently in your own valley-scared, exhausted, and trying to believe-this book is for you. It is a reminder that you are not alone, that miracles are still possible, and that even when you are falling apart, there is a hope that holds fast.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "This is the worst night of my medical career."Shaun Smit and his family arrived in America filled with the hope of a fresh start. But only two months after stepping off the plane, their new life shattered. His nineteen-year-old son, Jesse-a fit, disciplined competitive swimmer-was diagnosed with a massive, aggressive abdominal tumor the size of a saucepan.What followed was a harrowing six-month battle against an "impossible" medical reality. While Jesse faced grueling chemotherapy and a life-altering surgery with the tenacity of an elite athlete, Shaun fought a private, parallel war.In this raw and deeply personal memoir, Shaun Smit pulls back the curtain on the "strong father" archetype. He invites readers into the hospital corridors at 2:00 a.m., the parking lots where his faith buckled, and the dark living rooms where he wept in secret while clinging to worship songs on repeat.I Was Falling Apart is more than a story about surviving cancer; it is an honest exploration of: The Tension of Faith: How belief and absolute terror can inhabit the same heart at the same time.A Father's Helplessness: The agony of watching a child suffer and the realization that staying present is sometimes the hardest-and most important-thing a parent can do.Hidden Preparation: How years of "unrelated" discipline and quiet spiritual promptings were actually God's way of arming a family for their darkest valley.Jesse didn't just survive; he thrived. But the road to that miracle was paved with tears, financial terror, and the kind of fear that never truly leaves.If you are currently in your own valley-scared, exhausted, and trying to believe-this book is for you. It is a reminder that you are not alone, that miracles are still possible, and that even when you are falling apart, there is a hope that holds fast. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235363533
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