How much control over our lives do we really have? Read Dave's compelling testimony.
I was 46 and a father of eight when I was diagnosed with esophageal cancer, one of the worst cancers in the US in terms of survival rates. In a moment, my life was turned upside down.
In the months before this, things had been going very well. I had just finished a Master’s Degree a few months before and, as a result, I had gotten a better job at the hospital where I worked and was making more money. My wife and I had just had our eighth child—a very cute little boy. I was active in the Church as much as I could be. All in all, it was a busy life but one that was very fulfilling, and I would not have wanted it any other way.
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