Their narrative provides a sense of hope and teaches us how to find needed strength and courage. Little did I know that 500 miles away another family was going through similar experiences and we would become each other’s life lines through our most difficult days that lay ahead. Now, looking back, I don’t know how I was so strong to watch them take her away, my baby girl. Armed with her Pooh Bear, blanket, and Winnie the Pooh movie, Celeste waited for her surgery. I was emotionally exhausted before I even stepped into her room, yet adrenaline and focusing on what needed to be done kept me marching on. How do you cope when you have just been told your daughter has a tumour and she doesn’t know about it? How do you put on a calm face for your precious child? You just do. “Celeste has to have emergency neuro surgery tonight.” “ 5 Stars Reviewed by Hilary Hawkes for Readers' FavoriteĮndorsed by New York Times Bestselling Authors: Jack Canfield, Marci Schimoff, Janet Attwood and Chris Attwood, with the foreword written by Kevin Hall, Author of “Aspire: Discovering Your Purpose through the Power of Words”.

It is also a source of insight and understanding for all, and a lesson in how to hold on to hope and faith in the darkest of moments. An open and honest account of Celeste and Hayley’s battles, bravery, triumphs and setbacks, it is a source of real help and strength for other families going through the same trauma. “Laura Lane and Laurie Nersten’s well-written book is an inspiration and a great deal more. “The touching, unforgettable story of two brave girls fighting a deadly disease, and the loving support of the women who gave them life.” Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

One of the Best Indie Books of 2015, Kirkus Reviewįeatured on both the Spirited Woman Top 12 Holiday Book List and Spring Top 12 Book List Two Mothers One Prayer: Facing Your Child's Cancer with Hope, Strength, and Courage E-Kitap Açıklaması

Two Mothers, One Prayer by Laura Lane