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Bo Stern’s account of the war declared on her family the day after she celebrated her forty-fifth birthday demands to be read cover-to-cover, then slowly savored in weeks to come. The Bend, OR teaching pastor writes about the day her and her husband Steve met “…an enemy so fierce and foul…” they named him “Goliath.” Their opponent’s appropriate name forecast the difficult challenges that lie ahead. Where they would learn “…the most beautiful things come out of the hardest times.” Their yet unfinished true story is told in—
Eight months and multiple tests later the doctor gave their “Goliath” a name— “Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis—Lou Gehrig’s disease” more commonly known as ALS. The terminal motor neuron disease would affect Steve’s muscles and eventually his ability to eat, swallow, speak or breathe. The devastating diagnosis was “…an emotional and psychological minefield…” that sent Bo to her knees with the enormity of what she,.es image catalog prodesc asicspain170107 asics-sneakers-cheaponitsuka-tiger-vegan.jpg, her beloved husband and family faced.
Emotionally charged decisions,http: www.ajugarbingo.es image catalog prodesc reboldktenis adidas-bounceasics-gel-enduro.jpg, whether to pay for an expensive drug that might “buy Steve an extra three months of life “or how to “bank” Steve’s voice for use with a “speech device” and when to meet the “director of the ALS center” became primary concerns.
Though their story is devastating, Bo sends a message of hope as she recounts “…countless miracle moments of unexpected joy and supernatural strength.” Moments she came to call “supernatural notes” of encouragement from God who extended His Hand through family and friends. Perhaps most important were the moments God showed up in the midnight hours when it was just Bo and her “…tears and fears…what ifs and why me’s.”
The first half will bring tears as readers learn how Bo discovered “Beauty in the Hard Places.” The second part is about the strategies Bo used to grow” stronger through every battle. Chapters end with reflective questions, “Thoughts worth pondering” and actions “Worth Doing.” The book,available as an eBook or paperback,, concludes with categorized “Scriptures for Battle.”
Bo writes with warm authenticity as she relates an amazing account of her walk through the “valley of the shadow of death” with Christ by her side. blog
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‘Beautiful Battlefields’ by Bo Stern, NavPress, 2013, 192 Pages, 978-1612913193,, $14.99
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