Where Were You When I Was Crying?

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What would you do if your doctor told you that your child had a terminal illness and there was nothing anyone could do? Jacqueline A. Ventura faced this heartbreaking reality when she learned that her daughter Chantal's life would be short and painful, with doubts about her reaching her fifth birthday. This gripping narrative chronicles Jackie's relentless battle against disease and the dark forces threatening her daughter's life. It depicts long nights filled with tears and the struggle to cling to God's promises against overwhelming odds. Jackie, compelled by faith, shares Chantal's story straight from her heart. Dr. Jacqueline A. Ventura embodies various roles: a dedicated Christian, a devoted mother of five, a young grandmother with a PhD in Christian Counseling, and a self-employed professional. Most importantly, she is a fighter who has waged a lifelong war against doubt and disbelief. She has confronted literal demons and, above all, fought fiercely for Chantal, who was born with Sickle Cell Anemia and faced a grim prognosis. In this heartfelt and engaging account, Jackie writes for all the Chantals battling for their lives against impossible odds, inspiring hope and resilience in the face of despair.