Joni Eareckson Tada

"It was not long after I left the hospital in 1967 that I fell into a deep pit of depression. I was but a young girl, yet I was facing an overwhelming future - a life of total and severe paralysis. I was in desperate need for answers... A young friend who often cam by my home for visits stopped by one day with a special book in hand ... Together, we read that book through the weeks of winter ... I eagerly look forward to each chapter - discovering sense in sovereignty and delighting in a new grasp on God's grace... May I be the friend who stops by in your life this day? You have in your hands that same special book that I read back in that first winter of my disability. Grace grew then for me. And through grace, you will grow too!" - Joni Eareckson Tada, from the Foreword. MARGARET CLARKSON of Willowdale, Ontario, was a poet, hymn-writer, and author. She has written hundreds of articles and several books. Here she offers a thoughtful, biblical exploration of the "why" of human suffering.

Written by a woman who has been a quadriplegic since the age of seventeen, this deeply personal and religious book reflects the spiritual insight and maturity with which she views her suffering

Spanish Edition. The unforgettable autobiography of Joni Eareckson Tada and her struggles to adjust after a diving accident leaves her paralyzed from the neck down.