Noah was a typical 20-year-old, working at a restaurant, mastering video games, and hanging out with his girlfriend. His life changed from typical to trauma in a moment of time, and trauma led to a life lived to glorify God. Noah was sitting in line at a red light when a drunk driver crashed into his vehicle. It is a miracle he survived the wreck and lives to share his testimony of God's grace through the difficult and unexpected journey of living with a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). "Mom, I'm thankful for the accident." "What?" I asked, taken by surprise. "I'm thankful because I don't remember everything I did during the two years of memory that I lost. I know it wasn't anything good because I wasn't living for God. I'm glad God wiped those memories away. I also know there is a God now. I know I was raised to believe in God, but I lost my faith. He saved me, and I know for a fact that He is real because me being alive is a miracle." In I Noah Guy, Noah's mother, Shannon Dorsey, tells the story of the fateful day and the months of recovery that followed. The accident changed the lives of the entire family. Each person faces ongoing grief and daily challenges as a result of the injuries Noah sustained. They all live with the reality of how fragile life is, and how grateful they are that Noah lives.