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The Unwinding of the Miracle

A Memoir of Life, Death, and Everything That Comes After

Julie Yip-Williams

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The Unwinding of the Miracle
Early Life & Survival
Birth in Vietnam
Attempted Infanticide
Escape to America
Overcoming Adversity
Living with Disability
Academic Excellence
Solo World Travel
Career & Family
Professional Success
Marriage & Motherhood
The Cancer Diagnosis
Sudden Onset
Grueling Reality
Psychological Journey
Critique of Hope
Embracing Raw Emotion
The Unwinding
Terminal Progression
Spiritual Acceptance
Planning Her Death
Core Meaning

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As a blind child, Julie Yip-Williams escaped from the poverty of war-torn Vietnam to the peaceful abundance of Los Angeles. For most people, this would have been their life’s most remarkable event – but Julie wasn’t destined for a normal life. In her candid memoir, The Unwinding of the Miracle (2019), Julie takes us on an extraordinary journey through her equally extraordinary time on Earth – from her birth and blindness to her world travels and battle with terminal cancer.

Who Should Listen to The Unwinding of the Miracle?

  • Cancer patients feeling alone in their fight
  • Compassionate souls who want to feel another person’s pain
  • Anybody wanting to be told an uncanny tale 

About the Author: Julie Yip-Williams

Julie Yip-Williams was born Diep Ly Thanh in Vietnam and emigrated to the US with her family as a child. She went on to study at Harvard Law School and became a lawyer based in New York City. After being diagnosed with colon cancer, Julie began writing about her battle with her illness and her wider life on an online blog, gathering a large following. She died in 2018.

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