A week after her sixth birthday, Naomi suffered a cardiac arrest that turned our world upside down.

The doctors diagnosed Naomi with severe, bipolar, diffused and irreparable brain damage.

After flying all the way from Shanghai to Singapore, this was not what we hoped to hear from Naomi's new doctor.

Naomi had to undergo a high risk surgery that had never before been performed in Singapore.

After staying in hospitals for four months, the time had come for us to go home and take care of Naomi on our own.

How a book Naomi brought home the day she suffered that cardiac arrest lead me to believe better days lay ahead.

When walking across the hospital parking lot, I received a phone call from the ICU.

A series of coincidences made me feel that someone from "above" had intervened to support us and lift us up when our world fell apart.

Desperate to control and understand Naomi's situation, I explored spiritual healing therapies I would have normally stayed away from.

When after two years, I finally thought I had found a way forward, someone suggested us to turn to Jesus.

How Naomi's book helped me find out where that's "It's all right" message came from.

I finally did what I should have done right from the start: turn to the Word of God.

Naomi's book lead me three times to Jesus. Enough confirmation to indeed make the U-turn to Him.

Although I hardly knew Jesus, He clearly knew me inside out. He allowed me to discover the truth on my own.

Jesus had invited me to make a choice: “Continue to live life your way, or believe and follow Me.”