Joni Eareckson Tada

After her first book relating her struggles to accept her handicap, she was encouraged by hurting people all over the world. Out of this came a sense of responsibility to respond to others. A spiritual mentor Steve Estes relates more of her life as a quadriplegic. A personal story, telling honestly how God has used circumstances, individuals and evens to reveal more of Himself to Joni & to mold more of Himself in her. From her: I=wish-I=had=my- hands - days to the triumphant note "Heaven".*/

The unforgettable story of a young woman's struggle against quadriplegia & depression. She tells about her diving accident and all the trials & despair, hope and all the ways God was in her life helping her to go forward. In one of her speaking engagements she said, When i was in high school, I acted selfishly & never on any long lasting values, but lived for each day & what I wanted. Read how God changed her attitude to the wisdom in trustingGod, not asking "Why God?"

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Does this question: "When is it right to die?" make you uncomfortable?
The Book by Joni Eareckson Tada by that title is written with wisdom, eloquence and heartfelt compassion. Joni masterfully takes up the issues surrounding the "right to die" questions, such as; Sucicide Euthanasia, Suffering