An edition of A different dream for my child: meditations for parents of critically and chronically ill children
(2009)
A different dream for my child
meditations for parents of critically and chronically ill children
by Jolene Philo
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2009
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A different dream for my child: meditations for parents of critically and chronically ill children
2009, Discovery House Publishers, Distributed by Barbour Pub.
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1572933070 9781572933071
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Table of Contents
Introduction
A different dream begins : diagnosis
Something's wrong with your child
The blackest black
Snap decisions
Call in the forces
What did I do wrong?
Second opinions
Your dreams change
Aching arms
Stuck in a bad dream : hospital life
Scrubbing in
Words of peace
A gentle touch
Be kind and gracious
Find a doctor you can hug
The shirt off her back
What's your greatest fear?
Go ahead and laugh
They're people, not gods
The waiting game
An educated advocate
Conflicting dreams : juggling two worlds
Juggling two worlds
All in the family
Families are better than one
She doesn't go away
Start talking
Hush, hug, here
Homeless wanderers
Life in the pits
The small things
Separation anxiety
The unending dream : long-term health conditions
The new normal
Pray big
Children are a gift from the Lord, period
Strength, stamina, motivation
Thy will be done
Stay in the day
An effective witness
Nothing's gonna stop us now
Step ahead all the way
The death of dreams : losing a child
The death of dreams
When to let go
Dancing with two left feet
The black hole of depression
Grief is a team sport
The power of a name
Let grief embrace you
Comfortless platitudes
The ones who cried
They are changed people
Remember the child
A different dream begins : raising a survivor
Survivor: kids' edition
A treasure of goodness
The place where I grew up
Let them be kids, teach them to be adults
From victim to survivor
We rejoiced to hear him cry
Each day is a gift
Rub my cheek
Complete the healing
I know good came from it.
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