we thought we had more time
About Amanda
Amanda became a young widow at the age of 29 after her husband battled cancer over the last three years of their marriage. The two sought nontoxic treatment, learned more about God and his design for our bodies, and laid down everything to pursue optimum health in mind, body, and spirit. Through her journey as a caregiver and widow, Amanda found unexpected hope laced through the mystery and pain.
She is a passionate soul whose motivation for writing is to help us all discover more truth through life’s most meaningful and transformative moments.
The book begins with the author's poignant recounting of the initial shock and the subsequent trials that come with a cancer diagnosis. A significant portion of the memoir is dedicated to the author's internal journey. Through moments of solitude, prayer, and introspection, she grapples with her faith and the existential questions that arise from witnessing her husband's decline. The narrative is rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, illustrating her spiritual awakening and the profound sense of God's presence in their lives. Her narrative is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of faith to bring healing and hope even in the darkest times.