The Healing Process

By Cassandra Wade

Cassandra Wade finds herself in the center of a spiritual whirlwind when she learns that her loving mother has been diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. is horrific news leaves Cassandra in disbelief, as she is forced to confront her emotions and even questions her faithfulness to God in this roller coaster of events that was sparked by un

• Language: English
• Publisher: URLink Print & Media, LLC
• Release date: Apr 26, 2019
• ISBN: 9781643673646

Cassandra Wade

Cassandra Wade is an emerging author who was inspired by true-life events to write ¬ The Healing Process. She is the mother of one son and aspires to help others in any way she can. She is currently in college and is seeking her bachelor's degree. Cassandra's favorite quote: My faith is being tried every day. I will not give up. I will continue to run this race, and I will make it to the finish line!

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The Healing Process

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CONTENTS

Acknowledgments

Introduction

1. Colon Cancer Life and Death Issues

2. Memories for a Lifetime

3. Where It All Began

4. Mother’s Death and Family

5. Life after Death

6. Healing Process

7. Dedications

This book is dedicated to those who have lost loved ones due to cancer. I pray that one day there will be a cure. I feel your pain, and I know what you are going through. I pray that this book will help you find peace and comfort and know that God is still doing miracles.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

First and foremost, I would like to thank my Heavenly Father. You are the greatest, my provider, you are a supernatural God. You are my deliverer, my rock, my light, my everything for thee is none like thee or any God besides thee. Thank you, God, for giving me the ability, knowledge, and strength to write my first book.

To my son; Eric Wade, when you were born, I received a blessing that completely changed my life. You are my pride and joy, my heart and soul. I LOVE YOU.

To my siblings: Lakesha, Lilly, Grace, Donald, Derriel, Delmarcus, Jeremy. People said we would not make it without our Mom they even said, we might fall on our face but fourteen years later, we are still standing. We’ve been through a lot together. Just remember these four words: THIS TOO SHALL PASS. I LOVE Y’ALL.

To my Church Family, so much I can say, but I will keep it simple: Thanks for always being there for me and my family in our time of need. Most of all Thanks for the love and support.

A special thanks to my publisher, Urlink Print and Media and the entire staff especially Toni Black for believing in me and taking my book to a new level. I am so grateful for everything. Much Love.

INTRODUCTION

We all have dreams. I’m not talking about dreams at night when we fall asleep. I’m referring to the dream of success or achievement. God has given us something to do on this earth. We all have to meet those expectations, and God will make sure this will happen. My dream was to raise my son, get a decent job, and take care of my mother, such as paying bills and just helping her out. Little did I know that things would not be the same after 2005. What a wake-up call I had. God had a plan for me that was bigger than I could ever imagine.

My mother passed away in 2005, which left me depressed and saw me turn my back on God. My mom always told me that God would not put more on me than I could bear, but I felt that life had cheated me of my mother. I was twenty-seven at the time. I had my whole life ahead of me