In her deeply moving new memoir, “For Jason, a Mother's Story,” Julie Bailey Miller invites readers into the intimate and extraordinary journey of raising her son, Jason. With unflinching honesty and profound grace, Miller shares a story that is at once personal and universal—an enduring testament to courage, faith, and the limitless bond between a mother and her child.
This is more than a memoir. It is a beacon of hope for parents of special needs children, a reminder of gratitude for those raising “typical” children, a window into parenting for those without children, and a source of solace for anyone who has faced the unimaginable heartbreak of losing one.
About the Book
“For Jason, a Mother's Story” is a heartfelt narrative of resilience and unconditional love. Through every challenge, setback, and triumph, Miller shows what it truly means to fight for a child's happiness, dignity, and life. Her story uplifts grieving parents with the reminder that while loss is devastating, love endures.
This memoir speaks across experiences:
- To parents of children with special needs—it affirms they are not alone.
- To parents of healthy children, it offers perspective and gratitude.
- To those without children, it reveals the joys and struggles of parenthood.
- To grieving families, it delivers comfort in knowing that love never dies.
Readers will emerge from its pages not only moved but transformed by the strength and spirit that Jason's life inspired.
About the Author
Julie Bailey Miller began writing “For Jason, a Mother's Story” while her son Jason was still alive, and she continued to capture their journey over the years. She does not shy away from sharing the raw truth of struggle and heartbreak, yet she also highlights the profound blessings, lessons, and strength Jason brought into her life.
Today, Miller credits Jason's life and legacy for shaping her into the person she has become. She carries his memory with deep gratitude and enduring love—forever proud to be Jason's mom.
What does it mean to truly love a child—through joy, hardship, and even loss?
Julie Bailey Miller answers that question in the most powerful way: with her story.
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