reviews
Nov 23, 2009
Mom Denise Taylor journaled through the illness and death of her daughter, Jonnae, a witness to hope and the important lessons in life. Jonnae would say, "I get to" instead of "I have to," and this simple attitude in approaching life's struggles, gave her incredible strength. (And if you want the purple armband,"I GET TO," they are available.)
Jonnae's example and legacy is how to really live, think, and walk in faith when on the ropes. This book truly u More...
Jonnae's example and legacy is how to really live, think, and walk in faith when on the ropes. This book truly u More...
Aug 12, 2011
Denise, is my sorority sister. This book came to me when I was...and still am...recovering from a surgery that didn't go so well. The words of a mother are priceless. The words of a mother whose child is dying are indescribable. It has affected me like nothing else I've ever read, and I don't think that's because I know Denise. It's because she was real. My heart has been on my sleeve for four days, and I keep quoting lines to my husband and daughters. God bless her family and this book.
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