Pages: 202
Genre: Adult, Christian, Biography
Source: I received a copy from the author. The
opinions expressed in this review are my own
From Goodreads:
Darrell
Bolton, a retired Air Force officer, never imagined that his military career
could still cost him his life--even after he had retired. While on a missionary
trip to the Far East, Darrell, overcome with severe pain, was rushed to the
hospital. Suddenly, he found himself viewed as "the enemy"! This
gripping, true story will captivate you as you live with the Boltons through
the horrific stress of being stranded in a third-world hospital...with a doctor
whose only plan for his critically ill patient involved a slab in the morgue!
"As a medical professional, I am appalled that such reprehensible abuse
and neglect should be inflicted upon any human being...especially in the name
of medicine! As someone who actually knows this kind and gentle man, I felt physically
sickened by the mere reading of these events. This was truly a hate crime
against one of our very own American heroes."
My Thoughts:
Imagine your
loved on in the hospital going through unspeakable trials. Now take that same
situation and place it in another country and add to it that the suffering is
actually added to by the doctor who is supposed to be helping your loved
one. That is exactly what happened to
this author’s husband. The things they went through are things you would think
would have happened years ago. It has
only been a few years since this happened.
This story is one to be enjoyed by Christian and non-Christian alike.
This story shows how God holds us close to him, and how he comforts us when no
one else can.
This is
definitely a story of faith, miracles, and love. It proves the point that what
man means for evil God can use for good.
Break out your box of tissues and prepare to have your heart wrenched
out and your soul inspired.
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