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    Run to You: A Guide Through Miscarriage
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    Run to You: A Guide Through Miscarriage
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    Run to You: A Guide Through Miscarriage

    Written by Sarah Siu

    Narrated by Melissa Madole

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    About this audiobook

    What if it happens to you? How will you respond? Some respond with little regard, others are devastated. Where there are multiple miscarriages, one cant help but wonder how to cope. Whatever shred of faith that remains is tested. Suddenly this suffering brings you to a crossroad: Will I run to God or turn away? In a world where newly expectant parents anxiously keep quiet and answers arent available, Sarah Siu awakens trust and encourages a heightened awareness of where to turn in times of uncertainty. Run to You responds to questions like: Why am I crying? Did God let this happen? How can I make sense of suffering? How can I try again? What happens to this baby? Run to You offers a powerful testimony, biblical answers, guidance, and an opportunity to find healing in Gods promises.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateFeb 1, 2008
    ISBN9781604624250
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    Run to You: A Guide Through Miscarriage

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      I didn't think I could find peace in listening to the story of another woman's experience with God through miscarriages. BUT. This book granted me peace as I completed it in less than a day. My heart grew closer to God as she found healing in Him. I found healing in Him. While my experience is different from hers, I know that God comforts all of us who have experienced this loss. He has used her to comfort others, including me. Thank you.