Two Miracles
Reviewed By Janet Mawdesley February 15, 2014
Author Jacqui Williams
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ISBN: 978-0-9872-6045-1
Publisher: Joshua Books
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This is a book in three parts and before you judge the content be very sure to read the entire book as parts of the topic tend to be controversial, challenging and reflective. A comfortable read, maybe, and enlightening read, most definitely. The first two sections are about The Miracles the final section is titled The Answers, and regardless of whatever religious affiliation you have, makes extremely interesting reading.
Jacqui Williams suffered terribly from arthritis from a young age. The condition coloured her mother’s life for most of her adult years so there was a definite family history to the condition which did not bode well for Jacqui as she grew older.
By the age of 40 she had become adept at hiding her symptoms not only from her mother who she shared a home with, but also her pupils as she was a primary school teacher.
Eventually giving in and accepting treatment for the increasing levels of pain, which was later to be diagnosed as Rheumatoid Arthritis, her treatment started out well, but as the months went by the side effects of the drug regime required was starting to have seriously debilitating side effects.
Never having been a particularly religious person, Jacqui was so overwhelmed with her situation she sat and had a serious discussion with God one evening in relation to what was going on in her life and how she felt this was just simply not good enough.
The effects of the drugs used to treat her condition were destroying her life, her ability to function in any kind of rational manner and her career.
What came next she refers to as the Two Miracles in her life. Her amazing cure from her crippling condition and the tests of body, mind and spirit which were to follow, all orchestrated to enable her to do the work she was required to do on behalf of God.
You may be sceptical about sections of Jacqui’s story, contributing some of what took place as a natural recession in the condition, delusions from the treating drug therapy and some other areas of her story which give pause for thought.
One thing that cannot be disputed is that throughout all the challenges and tests placed in her pathway she truly believes the Lords hand is guiding her way; that He is in charge of her life and in the final segment of the book The Answers we begin to learn what her journey is really all about.
Read the book, draw your own conclusions: your findings may surprize you.