Diana J. Meyer, the mother of Chad Green, dramatically portrays the epic saga of her journey to help her son defeat leukemia, the courts, and the media in her new book, "Chad's Triumph." Walk with her through the lonely hospital corridors; witness the firsthand views expressed during the closed-door hearings and escape a profound court ruling on a night flight to a foreign country. Chad Green's life span was less than four years, and yet, the Green's case that made national headlines was heralded as the most famous parental rights case in recent history. Throughout this rendition of illness, court hearings, press coverage, rallies, marital unfaithfulness, and Chad's untimely death, God shows Himself to be strong and ultimately sovereign. "Chad's Triumph" highlights the confrontations and battles that are common to all of us with a passion and integrity that will encourage others to walk in triumph. Chad's Triumph is a mother's heartfelt and inspiring account of one of the most compelling medical dramas of all time: the struggle to save the life of young Chad Green. I was there, covering Chad's story as it unfolded in the national news spotlight. Years later now, Diana Meyer brings it all back to life, in a book that is richly detailed and beautifully informed by the author's faith, life experiences, and fresh insights. It is a loving mother's story for the ages, which I found impossible to put down. I expect it to touch and inform not only other parents, but everyone who is trying to better understand the big picture that surrounds us. In particular, Chad's Triumph reveals how faith in God can help us find the courage to face life's most difficult challenges and how belief in our Creator goes hand in hand with man's deepest search for meaning and freedom.