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With God's love and Christ's grace, every unbearable burden can become bearable!

Krista thought her two-year-old daughter, Elora, was sick with the flu until an unexpected seizure left the child unresponsive. After a panic-filled drive to the emergency room, doctors discovered a hidden condition that left Krista begging God for a miracle for her little girl.

Over the next thirty hours, Elora fought for her life while Krista fought to understand how this hopelessly dark path could possibly be God's will, and when He eventually asked the impossible, if she would find the faith to trust and follow Him.

The burden of fear and grief seemed unbearable, but Krista learned that with God's love and Christ's grace,

there is no such thing.

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Wife. Mother. Author. Speaker.
Hopeful griever of a precious daughter.
Child of God.

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Upcoming Appearances

October 17-19, 2024
UVU Sorensen Center in Orem, Utah

LDSPMA Conference

"Don't Tell Me About Paris...Take me With You! Hooking Your Nonfiction Readers with Sensory & Emotional Depth"

During this 4-hour intensive workshop, we'll take a simple memory and turn it into a treasure. We'll learn, write, and share together in a fun, creative, electric environment. 

November 7-9, 2024
Morgan, Utah

ANWA Intermountain Retreat

I'll be presenting a workshop called "Mining a Memory," where we'll practice adding sensory and emotional detail into our writing that will draw readers in deeply and keep them there. 
Can't wait to hang out and write with the ladies!

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My Story

Elora was the quiet one.

Maybe that's why I didn't notice the little hints that something might be wrong. She got sick so fast; a grand mall seizure that left her comotose before we made it to the hospital. 

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The doctor found a brain tumor, but her fight was over before it began.

By the next morning, my Elora was gone. And I didn't know how I would go on if I had to leave her behind. 

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But God did. 

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