Christina Levasheff believed medicine would keep her son well. But when doctors offered no answer for Krabbe's Leukodystrophy, the genetic disease that was destroying her toddler's brain cells, she and her husband went to their knees.
"When we received the terminal diagnosis from the doctors," Levasheff recalled, "I remember driving back with my husband, who said, 'Doctors can't do anything, but we serve a powerful God; let's beseech him.'"
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