Sacred Wounds by Dakota Hauck People with Disabilities is in many ways killing

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he offers empowerment—the knowledge that they are not powerless in the face of confusing systems and indifferent bureaucracy

shock and dismay quickly gave way to something truly surprising: relief

Sacred Wounds by Dakota Hauck People with Disabilities is in many ways killingWhere is God in the midst of our pain? When life breaks us open when suffering feels unbearable, when loss unravels our foundation, when old wounds linger like shadows we're left asking the same haunting question: Where is God in all of this? The world is not as it should be. We feel it deep in our bones. But what if our wounds rather than signs of abandonment are invitations? In Sacred Wounds: Finding the Beauty, Goodness, and Truth in Our Pain,