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Tiny Miracles: A Mother’s Journey of Finding Faith through Childhood Cancer
With one small word, a family’s hopes and dreams are turned upside down. Cancer. At just over three months old, Logan was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer known as a congenital glioblastoma. Jennifer and her husband, Kevin, were told that their son would not survive. But after two major brain surgeries, five rounds of inpatient chemotherapy, and six rounds of outpatient chemo, Logan had beaten an “unbeatable” cancer. Then, when they were told that Logan would never walk, talk, or feed himself due to his traumatic brain injury from the cancer, Logan continued to defy all odds.
Tiny Miracles is the story of a mother’s relentless fight for her son’s life, her resiliency, and her journey of finding faith and hope along the way. In guiding her baby through his battle against brain cancer, Jennifer discovers that miracles do happen—in big and small ways, every day—and she surpasses her own limits of courage and resolve, proving that we each hold the capacity to become stronger than we ever thought possible.
Tiny Miracles is the story of a mother’s relentless fight for her son’s life, her resiliency, and her journey of finding faith and hope along the way. In guiding her baby through his battle against brain cancer, Jennifer discovers that miracles do happen—in big and small ways, every day—and she surpasses her own limits of courage and resolve, proving that we each hold the capacity to become stronger than we ever thought possible.
190 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 9, 2022
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March 23, 2024
I met Jennifer at a book event at a local coffee shop about six months ago. We became Facebook friends after that event and I have been following her son Logan's miraculous journey with cancer as well as other obstacles. To say this little guy is amazing is an understatement !! I am glad I sat down and started reading her book, Tiny Miracles : A Mother's Journey of Finding Faith through Childhood Cancer ... and I'm sorry it took me this long after attending that event.
I do not know where Jennifer, her husband, Kevin and their son, Logan have found that strength to do everything that they have done. Everytime they face an obstacle, they hit it face on and destroy it !!
Logan was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer when he was just three months old and doctor's didn't have much faith in him living through it .... Well Jennifer, Kevin and Logan had a different plan and quit was not in their vocabulary !!
In Jennifer's book, Tiny Miracles, she gives it to you straight !!! She does not tiptoe around things and her account of her journey is heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time. She tells readers like it is, curse words and all !! Cancer in any form is hard enough but when it involves a child and one at three months old, you can't wrap your head around it but Jennifer does and brings readers into that journey and you will cry, you will laugh, you will cry, (yes I said it twice), and you will feel. You may even want to scream for little Logan !!
Jennifer and Kevin along with family and friends are doing everything they can to get the word out there about childhood cancer, raising money and helping other families affected. They did not crawl into a hole and stay there, the developed the Logan Strong Foundation and have fundraisers throughout the year to raise awareness and money. If you would like more information on the foundation, go to https://loganstrongfoundation.org/
I also encourage you to grab a copy of Jennifer's book and check her out on Facebook where she gives updates on Logan's journey who is seven years old now and you will be in awe of this adorable little guy !!!
I do not know where Jennifer, her husband, Kevin and their son, Logan have found that strength to do everything that they have done. Everytime they face an obstacle, they hit it face on and destroy it !!
Logan was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer when he was just three months old and doctor's didn't have much faith in him living through it .... Well Jennifer, Kevin and Logan had a different plan and quit was not in their vocabulary !!
In Jennifer's book, Tiny Miracles, she gives it to you straight !!! She does not tiptoe around things and her account of her journey is heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time. She tells readers like it is, curse words and all !! Cancer in any form is hard enough but when it involves a child and one at three months old, you can't wrap your head around it but Jennifer does and brings readers into that journey and you will cry, you will laugh, you will cry, (yes I said it twice), and you will feel. You may even want to scream for little Logan !!
Jennifer and Kevin along with family and friends are doing everything they can to get the word out there about childhood cancer, raising money and helping other families affected. They did not crawl into a hole and stay there, the developed the Logan Strong Foundation and have fundraisers throughout the year to raise awareness and money. If you would like more information on the foundation, go to https://loganstrongfoundation.org/
I also encourage you to grab a copy of Jennifer's book and check her out on Facebook where she gives updates on Logan's journey who is seven years old now and you will be in awe of this adorable little guy !!!
May 7, 2022
Raw First Person Story
Jennifer Hendricks-Fogg and her husband, Kevin Fogg, are superheroes. Their son, Logan, was diagnosed with a congenital glioblastoma at 3 months of age. This is their family’s story of fighting like hell to overcome all the odds and all the challenges that diagnosis has presented them with.
Written from Jen’s point of view, this story of a family’s fight for their son inspire me, challenges me, makes me cry, makes me laugh, and leaves me with hope.
Jennifer Hendricks-Fogg and her husband, Kevin Fogg, are superheroes. Their son, Logan, was diagnosed with a congenital glioblastoma at 3 months of age. This is their family’s story of fighting like hell to overcome all the odds and all the challenges that diagnosis has presented them with.
Written from Jen’s point of view, this story of a family’s fight for their son inspire me, challenges me, makes me cry, makes me laugh, and leaves me with hope.
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