Jesus, the Port in a Storm - Biank, Betty
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These poems were written in a time of post-traumatic stress. My husband had throat cancer. He underwent four years of treatment and seven surgeries to save his voice, and at times, his life. Afterward, his trauma created a time of great stress for both of us. I developed serious symptoms as well. We walked through our recovery time together under Gods loving care. Issues from our individual past came up to the surface. Our faith in God was being challenged and stretched. These prayerful poems were the ways I dealt with my feelings and experiences. Gods mighty power was made manifest in these…mehr

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These poems were written in a time of post-traumatic stress. My husband had throat cancer. He underwent four years of treatment and seven surgeries to save his voice, and at times, his life. Afterward, his trauma created a time of great stress for both of us. I developed serious symptoms as well. We walked through our recovery time together under Gods loving care. Issues from our individual past came up to the surface. Our faith in God was being challenged and stretched. These prayerful poems were the ways I dealt with my feelings and experiences. Gods mighty power was made manifest in these difficult times. For more information about this book please visit www.bettybiank.com
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Betty Biank has a master's degree in community counseling and is a licensed professional counselor. In her years of counseling she was also an elder abuse investigator and an addiction counselor. She taught as a licensed Montessori preschool teacher for 6 years and a Learning Disability teacher in the Chicago public school system. Betty and her husband have been faithfully married for forty-two years. She has four grown children and delights in her seven grandchildren. Betty says she gets the inspiration for her Christian poetry during her prayer time.