by Stephanie Bodger (Author), Sandra Beaulieu (Foreword by)

When seven-and-a-half-month-old Jordan is diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain tumor, his family is thrust into a world of brain surgery, chemotherapy, medical crises, and impossible decisions.

For his mom, Stephanie, the journey becomes more than a fight for her son's life. It becomes a daily effort to navigate marriage, motherhood, and the needs of her family while reckoning with fear and faith, hope and surrender, and the limits of what she can control.

Drawing on journals, emails, scrapbooks, and memories of those years, Jordan's Mom offers a vulnerable telling from inside the story. The reader enters hospital rooms and long nights, devastating news and unexpected victories, desperate prayers and moments of unmistakable grace.

She wrestles with what it means to trust God when there are no guarantees, while the prayers, presence, and practical love of those around her become part of how her family is carried.

At its heart, this is a story of childhood cancer, a mother's fierce love, and a family held in God's grip of grace.