Just Believe

Tarina Marcinkowski has written a searing memoir about her two-year-old son Jack, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor. At the time of his diagnosis, she is pregnant with her second son, Luke. Though she had not intended to write a book about her experience, the author realizes that people need to know exactly what Jack went through, what she went through, and what her family and friends went through. She tells her truth through her eyes as a mother, offering her story as the only way she knows to help or comfort others. From western medication to natural therapies, the author spares no detail about the treatments her son endures in the effort to save his life. Her purpose in offering this book is to show readers a story that is not uncommon in todays world, to offer others the inspiration to know that even when things seem unbearable, anything is possible. This is a memorable story of a familys resiliency in the face of the most difficult of circumstances.

Tarina Marcinkowski has written a searing memoir about her two-year-old son Jack, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor. At the time of his diagnosis, she is pregnant with her second son, Luke.Though she had not intended to write a book about her experience, the author realizes that people need to know exactly what Jack went through, what she went through, and what her family and friends went through. She tells her truth through her eyes as a mother, offering her story as the only way she knows to help or comfort others.From western medication to natural therapies, the author spares no detail about the treatments her son endures in the effort to save his life. Her purpose in offering this book is to show readers a story that is not uncommon in todays world, to offer others the inspiration to know that even when things seem unbearable, anything is possible. This is a memorable story of a familys resiliency in the face of the most difficult of circumstances.