Gali Sagie, whose daughter Nia Chaya died of cancer, has published a book written during her daughter's treatment in Houston. 'I wrote it while she was undergoing treatments, it's a book of faith and thanksgiving,' she said. 'My daughter had no chance from the start, and I extended her life through faith.'
Gali Sagie, whose daughter Nia Chaya died of cancer, shared a book she wrote during her daughter's medical treatments in Houston. The book, which she describes as a work of faith and gratitude, reflects on her journey and the belief that extended her daughter's life. Sagie's story highlights the role of faith in coping with terminal illness.
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