Fate is Not Destiny
There is no challange in this world that is too big to overcome.
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The book is about author's personal experience in times of adversity and hanging unto the Lord. She had thought it would be very easy to write, but it turned out to be the most difficult thing to do. Many times, she found herself shedding tears and unable to write anything as she recalled her painful moments. She started writing this book in her bed while recovering from spinal surgery in India’s Apollo Hospital.
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Many people face serious hardships in life and respond to them in different ways. In Fate is Not Destiny, author Dr. Wothaya Waweru delivers the message that there’s no problem or challenge in this world without a solution, as God has it all figured out. In this memoir, she narrates her journey through various adversities, including the loss of a spouse, being diagnosed with breast cancer, battling a degenerative disease of the spinal cord that resulted in disc replacement, suffering from diabetes and hypertension, and, how God gave her a diet that completely restored her health. Through her testimony, Waweru communicates that God handles all problems—from the simple to the complicated. There’s comfort in knowing God has provided solutions to every negative situation. Fate is Not Destiny shares that God healed her and called her to serve as a missionary and a pillar for the vulnerable in the community. God prepared her for the ministry through various crises to become a strong source of encouragement to many.
About the Author
Dr. Wothaya Waweru is a project management specialist in health, humanitarian, and nutrition programming. She’s worked on several projects locally and internationally. She is a missionary with a great passion for helping to change the lives of others through educating vulnerable children. Waweru is the author of The Dose of Reality, Passport to Dignity, and Incest, Breaking the Silence.