I Choose Everything: Embracing Life in the Face of Terminal Illness

Jozanne Moss, in South Africa, and Michael Wenham in Britain, have only met by email. Both struggle daily with the condition known as Motor Neurone (or Lou Gehrig's) Disease, a progressive and ultimately fatal condition. Both are married to remarkable people who support and care for them. Through Jozanne's story they address the myth that God is only responsible for the good bits in life. Michael explains: 'God has brought us together with the same illness and the same goal: to encourage and inspire others with the life God has purposed for us.' Their story is wonderfully uplifting, made radiant by the faith of the two authors. Michael's own story is told in his book My Donkeybody. 'The writers' frank first-hand style tells it as it is ... Their faith helps them make sense of the chaos of living. Healthcare professionals should read this.' - Baroness Professor Ilora Finlay, patron of the MND Association 'Jozanne and Michael offer a deep, careful and rich engagement with the Bible in the midst of the daily reality of terminal illness. They tackle hugely important issues with honesty and vulnerability.' Revd Nicky Gumbel, Holy Trinity Brompton 'This book is a triumph. It is important and beautiful and incredible. And for me, personally, a deeply reflective journey.' - Louise Halling (who has Muscular Dystrophy) Sydney, Australia