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More Than a Miracle is one woman’s journey through life challenges such as being a divorced single working mother of three young boys; surviving and coping with violent rape; and facing life/death struggles with major illnesses.
Susan Smith experienced a true miracle that would shape her determination to survive chemotherapy, radiation, a stem cell transplant for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, major heart failure, kidney failure, and complicated back surgery. This book is her story of survival and inspiration.
One night, a voice resounded through her saying, “You have work to do.” She didn’t know what it meant, except it had delivered her from a death sentence. As Susan’s life continued, she wondered if the work was simply to survive. But as time went on, she realized that her story inspired many people who told her she should write a book. This book would be the catalyst for the work she needed to do—to give people hope and inspiration. Throughout the book, Susan describes many things she relied on for survival. Things like positive attitude, common sense, humor, and developing creativity contributed to her determination to survive and tell her story.
Susan Smith experienced a true miracle that would shape her determination to survive chemotherapy, radiation, a stem cell transplant for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, major heart failure, kidney failure, and complicated back surgery. This book is her story of survival and inspiration.
One night, a voice resounded through her saying, “You have work to do.” She didn’t know what it meant, except it had delivered her from a death sentence. As Susan’s life continued, she wondered if the work was simply to survive. But as time went on, she realized that her story inspired many people who told her she should write a book. This book would be the catalyst for the work she needed to do—to give people hope and inspiration. Throughout the book, Susan describes many things she relied on for survival. Things like positive attitude, common sense, humor, and developing creativity contributed to her determination to survive and tell her story.