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Revealing Grace Book 2nd Edition (Pre-order)
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Revealing Grace: A Story About a Cancer Adventure and a Community
Revised Edition - 20 Years Later
What happens when life gets interrupted by the unthinkable? How do you continue doing everything you've always done—raising children, managing a household, maintaining relationships—while simultaneously navigating a health crisis you never saw coming?
Twenty years ago, Amy Conn faced this exact challenge when cancer arrived uninvited into her busy life as a mother and educator. But instead of viewing her diagnosis as a tragedy to survive, she chose to see it as an adventure to navigate—a perspective that changed everything.
Revealing Grace is more than a cancer memoir. It's a roadmap for anyone whose life has taken an unexpected turn. Through honest storytelling and hard-won wisdom, Conn explores how we learn to hold both crisis and joy, fear and hope, vulnerability and strength—all at the same time.
This isn't a story about beating cancer; it's about discovering what gets revealed when life strips away everything non-essential and shows us who we really are, who truly loves us, and what we're actually capable of becoming.
What makes this 20-year anniversary edition special:
Updated perspective: Written by someone who is now two decades cancer-free, with the wisdom that only comes from time and distance
Universal relevance: While cancer treatment has evolved dramatically since 2005, the human experience of resilience, community support, and personal transformation remains timeless
Expanded insights: Includes reflections from Amy's journey as a yoga instructor, Reiki practitioner, and wellness guide—paths that grew directly from her cancer experience
Family perspective: Features chapters written from her children's viewpoint, offering unique insights into how families navigate crisis together
Perfect for readers who:
Are facing their own health challenges or supporting someone who is
Want to understand how community becomes medicine during difficult times
Need permission to see their challenges as adventures rather than tragedies
Are interested in the intersection of medical treatment and holistic healing
Seek stories of authentic resilience without toxic positivity
Amy Conn brings over three decades of experience as an educator, 20+ years as a yoga instructor, and deep training in energy healing to this deeply personal yet universally relevant story. She founded A Quality Life Community, a non-profit providing free wellness programs for cancer survivors and their families, and continues to guide others through her private practice in Salt Lake City.
Revealing Grace reminds us that healing happens not just in our bodies, but in our relationships, our perspectives, and our capacity to help others on their own unexpected journeys. Some interruptions, it turns out, can become invitations to a life more grace-filled than we ever imagined possible.
"This book isn't just about surviving cancer—it's about discovering that life can be interrupted without being destroyed." - Amy Conn
Pre-order your copy today.
Revealing Grace: A Story About a Cancer Adventure and a Community
Revised Edition - 20 Years Later
What happens when life gets interrupted by the unthinkable? How do you continue doing everything you've always done—raising children, managing a household, maintaining relationships—while simultaneously navigating a health crisis you never saw coming?
Twenty years ago, Amy Conn faced this exact challenge when cancer arrived uninvited into her busy life as a mother and educator. But instead of viewing her diagnosis as a tragedy to survive, she chose to see it as an adventure to navigate—a perspective that changed everything.
Revealing Grace is more than a cancer memoir. It's a roadmap for anyone whose life has taken an unexpected turn. Through honest storytelling and hard-won wisdom, Conn explores how we learn to hold both crisis and joy, fear and hope, vulnerability and strength—all at the same time.
This isn't a story about beating cancer; it's about discovering what gets revealed when life strips away everything non-essential and shows us who we really are, who truly loves us, and what we're actually capable of becoming.
What makes this 20-year anniversary edition special:
Updated perspective: Written by someone who is now two decades cancer-free, with the wisdom that only comes from time and distance
Universal relevance: While cancer treatment has evolved dramatically since 2005, the human experience of resilience, community support, and personal transformation remains timeless
Expanded insights: Includes reflections from Amy's journey as a yoga instructor, Reiki practitioner, and wellness guide—paths that grew directly from her cancer experience
Family perspective: Features chapters written from her children's viewpoint, offering unique insights into how families navigate crisis together
Perfect for readers who:
Are facing their own health challenges or supporting someone who is
Want to understand how community becomes medicine during difficult times
Need permission to see their challenges as adventures rather than tragedies
Are interested in the intersection of medical treatment and holistic healing
Seek stories of authentic resilience without toxic positivity
Amy Conn brings over three decades of experience as an educator, 20+ years as a yoga instructor, and deep training in energy healing to this deeply personal yet universally relevant story. She founded A Quality Life Community, a non-profit providing free wellness programs for cancer survivors and their families, and continues to guide others through her private practice in Salt Lake City.
Revealing Grace reminds us that healing happens not just in our bodies, but in our relationships, our perspectives, and our capacity to help others on their own unexpected journeys. Some interruptions, it turns out, can become invitations to a life more grace-filled than we ever imagined possible.
"This book isn't just about surviving cancer—it's about discovering that life can be interrupted without being destroyed." - Amy Conn