Larry Browning lived a life full of adventures, mishaps, redemption, hardship and service. He was a Vietnam War combat vet, aimless hippie, widower, devoted father and preacher. At age fifty-one, he was diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis. As the disease worsened, the hardships increased for both Larry and his family. Author Tom Nash was privileged to be the morning caregiver for Larry during his final two years. At this time, Larry suffered from quadriplegia and blindness. This inspiring story describes Larry Browning's journey through health and illness--and how he and his family encountered God's grace and strength while facing seemingly unbearable trials.