What would it be like to suffer a train accident in childhood that drops your IQ from 130 to 79?
What would it be like to suffer a train accident in childhood that drops your IQ from 130 to 79?
What if you didn't want to grow up to be president, but rather, a waitress, and you failed at that, then what? Angela copes with these challenges and begs God to make her smart. She needs to be smart to figure out what to do when her husband is attracted to their neighbor. She has to figure out how to keep her second child, despite her mother's demands that she abort it and place it out for adoption.
Will God actually reconfigure Angela’s mind to restore her intelligence? If not, will Angela gain understanding enough to accept her limitations?
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