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Grace in Her Bones is not just a memoir—it is a resurrection. Given away at birth for being the wrong gender, raised in love shadowed by secrets, and later reunited with the family who once erased her, this is the story of a girl who was never supposed to ask questions—and the woman who asked them anyway. When her firstborn is diagnosed with cancer at just five years old, life begins to unravel. But the unravelling becomes awakening. What follows is a storm of betrayal, motherhood, spiritual reckoning, and fierce love. The battle returns years later, testing every ounce of faith she thought she had. This is not a tale of happy endings—it is one of sacred survival. Told with raw, lyrical power, Grace in Her Bones is a memoir for every soul who has carried invisible grief, dared to love louder than loss, and chosen to rise when silence begged them to disappear.