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Expect a Miracle: A Mother's Tale of Brotherly Love, Faith and the Race That Changed a Family's Life
Jenny Long
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Bob Der
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Sports Illustrated Books
· Hardcover
Expect a Miracle: A Mother's Tale of Brotherly Love, Faith and the Race That Changed a Family's Life - Long, Jenny ; Der, Bob
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Synopsis "Expect a Miracle: A Mother's Tale of Brotherly Love, Faith and the Race That Changed a Family's Life"
Jenny Long's young life tipped into chaos at age 12 with the death of her mother. By 18, she was a high school dropout, pregnant, and married to a convicted felon. But with the birth of her son Conner, Jenny vowed to end the vicious cycle and make a better life for her new family. Two years later, Jenny's second son, Cayden, was born with spastic cerebral palsy. Undaunted by the doctor's recommendation to place her disabled son in an assisted living facility, she made the courageous decision to raise him at home. Similarly unfazed by Cayden's disability, older brother Conner developed a loving relationship with Cayden, engaging and respecting him with a grace and determination that belied his young age. At age 7, Conner, determined to share his love of athletics with Cayden, entered the Nashville Kids Triathlon, pushing and pulling Cayden every step of the course. The two brothers crossed the finish line together, and their thrilling and emotional race captured the hearts of millions and earned both boys Sports Illustrated Kids's SportsKids of the Year award. Expect a Miracle is the inspirational story of Jenny's life and how she raised two extraordinary boys against all odds -- brothers whose love and determination affirmed Jenny's deeply held faith that everyone, no matter their challenges, can find their miracle.
