Chapter 9 - Diagnosis

An episode of the The Truth I Could Not See podcast, hosted by Heather Bisenius, titled "Chapter 9 - Diagnosis " was published on March 16, 2025 and runs 8 minutes.

March 16, 2025 ·8m · The Truth I Could Not See

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Chapter 9: Diagnosis In this chapter, life takes another unexpected turn as I receive the news of my mom’s cancer diagnosis. At first, the updates seem reassuring, but something deep down tells me there’s more beneath the surface. As I struggle with whether to leave Utah, where I’ve finally found stability, or return home to be with my mom, I wrestle with the reality of what truly matters.When I finally decide to move back, I find myself in a season of uncertainty—trying to balance being present for my mom while figuring out my own future. A random job posting leads me to an opportunity I never could have imagined, and in the middle of grief, fear, and change, I experience a moment of divine clarity, showing me that sometimes life’s interruptions are actually leading us exactly where we need to be.Purchase book here https://a.co/d/bNY4jUc

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Chapter 9: Diagnosis

In this chapter, life takes another unexpected turn as I receive the news of my mom’s cancer diagnosis. At first, the updates seem reassuring, but something deep down tells me there’s more beneath the surface. As I struggle with whether to leave Utah, where I’ve finally found stability, or return home to be with my mom, I wrestle with the reality of what truly matters.

When I finally decide to move back, I find myself in a season of uncertainty—trying to balance being present for my mom while figuring out my own future. A random job posting leads me to an opportunity I never could have imagined, and in the middle of grief, fear, and change, I experience a moment of divine clarity, showing me that sometimes life’s interruptions are actually leading us exactly where we need to be.

Purchase book here https://a.co/d/bNY4jUc

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