****Be Immersed In Film About Real Suffering and Strength****
I just saw this movie another night with my mom, and I am a Agnostic atheism. I think that is important to mention because there will be some people who simply don't like the movie because they don't like Christian films. So here is my honest review:

This film has incredible performances by the entire cast, especially Jennifer Garner (I love :heartpulse: from Alias ) and Kylie Rogers. The film perfectly balances the story with aspects of faith. The core of this story is about a mother suffering with her daughter's pain and health. What I was not expecting was to feel as though I was a part of this story. The film immersed me in what it would be like to be going through this struggle. This movie will make you cry :cry: in the sad moments and in the happy moments because you will feel as though this is your family. That is why this film transcends other Christian films. The moments where God is mentioned don't feel as though they are forced and preachy. Those moments are carefully woven and important to the family's journey through a terrible illness. It surpassed my expectations.

Just as he or she gave us free will, it also apparently gave us the freedom to see suffering, boys and girls in Syria crying for war, when he or she will come or the divine light to heal so much suffering in this world.

My score: 8/10.