Silent Thief

Silent Thief by Judy Baer, published by Bethany House Publishers in 1995, is a poignant exploration of family dynamics in the face of chronic illness. This edition, written in English and spanning 141 pages, follows Lexi as she navigates the challenges that arise when her mother is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The story delves into the emotional and practical implications of the disease, capturing the impact on the Leighton family as they confront the realities of this condition.
Readers will find a narrative that focuses on Lexi’s journey toward understanding and resilience amid the confusion and frustration brought on by her mother’s symptoms. The book addresses themes of disabilities and the religious aspects of coping with illness, providing insight into how faith can play a role in difficult times. Through Lexi’s experiences, the story presents a thoughtful examination of the struggles and strengths that emerge within a family facing such challenges.
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Lexi’s mother is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The strange symptoms–dizziness, clumsiness, confusion–have been plaguing her mother for weeks, but nothing prepares the Leighton family for the realities of this chronic disease. Will Lexi find the strength she needs to overcome the bitter frustration?
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