Moving Mountains
Moving Mountains by Jan Haas, published by Haas Enterprises, Incorporated in October 2011, is a personal memoir that chronicles the author’s harrowing journey following the birth of her third daughter. After battling a severe strep A infection that leads to multiple surgeries, Jan finds herself in the ICU, facing the daunting challenge of recovery. This edition, comprising 286 pages, presents a heartfelt account of her struggle to regain her health while navigating fear and uncertainty.
In this memoir, readers will discover how Jan draws on her inner strength and the support of her community to overcome the obstacles posed by her illness. Through a blend of journals, prose, and verse, she illustrates the emotional and physical challenges of her journey, emphasizing themes of resilience and trust. The narrative captures the essence of moving through adversity, as Jan and her loved ones work together to confront the mountains of illness, one step at a time.
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After the birth of her third daughter, Jan Haas finds herself back in the hospital fighting an invasive strep A infection. Thirty days and five abdominal surgeries later, she awakens in the ICU attached to a ventilator. Scared and confused, Jan must dig up the courage to breathe and walk again, regain her health, and trust in the community around her. The droning rhythm of “two steps forward, one step back” is a constant as Jan moves through her illness. Journals, prose and verse tell the story of how Jan and the community of love around her move the mountain of illness, one stone at a time.
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