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Your Last Breath - Heaven Opens Wide
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5 out of 5
Based on 1 Ratings and 1 Reviews

Book Description
Watching a parent die, watching them take their last breath is the saddest thing for any child to see no matter how old they might be at the time. The urgency to prevent it, the desperation to keep them alive is all so emotionally devastating. It issomething that I will never ever forget. It is forever burnt in to my minds eye., and in to my heart. I feel punished in a way. I feel that God has pun... More
Book Information
PublisherIn Search Of The Universal Truth (ISOTUT)Publisher
BindingPaperback
Reading LevelYoung Adults
# of Pages70
ISBN-101615000283
ISBN-13978-1615000289
Publication Date01/25/2013
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About Sandra Rains DeBusk (Author) : Sandra Rains DeBusk is a published author. A published credit of Sandra Rains DeBusk is Thirst For Christ (Craving God).
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2/25/2013 Sandra Rains DeBusk said: My own book. If you've ever lost a parent, ever watched a parent take their last breath, you will understand this book and you will cry.
tags: Death, Cancer, coping with loss, Chemotherapy, Lou Gehrigs, Radiation, CPR

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