Every Uphill Has a Downhill: A Divorced Woman's Faith Journey

By Leah Wheeler

Going through a divorce is a painful journey, as Leah knows firsthand. Youre walking in circles in a fog with no clear vision, but Leahs book takes her experiences and relates them to real life, guiding you with encouragement, advice, and verses from the Bible. She relates her book, Every Uphill Has a Downhill, to her own experiences. You will understand when youre finished with the book that you will be okaythat theres a light at the end of the tunnel, at the finish line. Its a must-read if you are going through a divorce or if you know of someone going through a divorce.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jun 27, 2013
• ISBN: 9781468594348

Leah Wheeler

Leah is a yearbook-publishing representative and owns a health-and-fitness business. She loves helping others, and it is her goal to give hope to at least one person going through the pains of a divorce.

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CONTENTS

Introduction

My Epiphany The Start Of It All

The Separation That Started My Journey

When One Door Closes, Another One Opens

Be Content…

Pruning An Awesome Analogy

Faith A Powerful Word

You Must Forgive To Be Healed

The Challenge Of Running As It Relates To Life

My Book Is Ending, But My Journey Is Just Beginning

This book is dedicated to my children, Allie and Zach, who have been the foundation of my hope and strength; to my family and friends, who have been with me through these trials and tribulations; and to the Riess family, for their continued love and support.

INTRODUCTION

I’m a runner. Not an avid runner, but the type of runner who thinks running is a good way to stay in shape… and it also allows me to have that little bit of junk food now and then. I am a real person, though, so I hope you can relate to my journey. If I can touch one life and help one person through the pain of a divorce by publishing this book, the work will be entirely worth it.

You might be wondering if this entire book is designed to encourage you to run, but you can rest assured it is not. Let me also make mention of the fact that I love short, easy-reading books. That’s because I believe I have ADD. The thought of writing a two-hundred-page book makes me shudder! So I’m keeping it short, simple, and to the point—the way I like to read. The message I want to share is pretty simple anyway, and I know