Author Britt D. Walker - Christian Publisher Xulon Press

Congratulations! You have been diagnosed with a Chronic Illness. Now what? After finding out she had an auto-immune condition that required a full re-start of her life, author, Britt Walker, sought answers through her faith. She was generally a good person who worked as an advocate for abused children for goodness sake! Didn’t that mean something to the Big Guy? How does she mentally and physically walk through this? Where was God and how does she still trust Him? Why does He allow bad things to happen? This book is her year-long quest to find those answers with brutal honesty, a bit of humor, and a large dose of sarcasm.
In “#GODDOESNTSUCK (But Your Chronic Illness Does),” you will learn how to:
• Give yourself a stinking break and self-care.
• Equip yourself with tools to fight sadness and worries
    while you warrior through this illness.
• Respond non-violently when someone tells you
    “everything happens for a reason.”
• Get the support you need and have better relationships
    with your friends and family.
• Most importantly, see that God Doesn’t Suck, and this illness
   is just an open invitation to start over and even do it better, if you let it.
So chronic illness turned out not to be an optional diagnosis on your WebMD search. This is not what you had in mind when you envisioned your life, but you need to know this, it’s not the end. This illness sucks, but God does not. This book will show you why.

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Britt Walker is a wife, mom, attorney and entrepreneur of her interior decorating company, Enapay Designs. She has assisted in the creation of non-profits and child advocacy programs, and loves to sit at home watching re-runs of the Office with her husband, Josh. To find out more about Britt and why God Doesn’t Suck please check out her website
www.GodDoesntSuck.org.

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