I'll See You Again

De: Jackie Hance, Janice Kaplan

Narrado por: Jackie Hance

One woman's journey through unbearable loss.

A true story.

©2013 Simon & Schuster Audio; 2013 Jackie Hance and Janice Kaplan

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"A wonderful and courageous book, I’ll See You Again is a story of unimaginable loss, extraordinary compassion, and ultimately, redemption and rebirth. Thank you, Jackie Hance, for sharing your story." (Jeannette Walls, number-one New York Times best-selling author of The Glass Castle)

" I'll See You Again details the heartbreaking story of Jackie and Warren Hance. Their story is one of hope, faith in God, friendships, and ultimately in each other." (Carole Radziwill, New York Times best-selling author of What Remains)

Beautifully written and heartbreaking story.

As a mom of a daughter, I found myself many times in tears while reading this. Would I be able to handle losing a child? My child? Jackie Hance is completely honest about the aftermath of losing her three children and the devastation that it caused her in life.

After this book, I feel like a little part of me knows her and her daughters. I hope they can all find peace and someday be together again.

Heartbreaking but extraordinary

Jackie and Warren Hance not only survived the unthinkable; they put their lives back together and crafted an amazing legacy for their beautiful girls. This story is raw and honest and I love that Jackie tells it herself.

Tragic

Tragic and poignant - a compelling story of a mother's loss and her journey back

Touching and so honest

I have been hooked to this book listening between work, errands, kids, husband etc., basically any time I could find a few minutes to myself, I'd listen.

This story has touched my heart and soul.
Thank you Mrs. Jackie Hance for writing and sharing your story with us. I recommend this book 1000% percent.

The strength of this woman and her husband.

I have always paid close attention to this woman’s story. Mostly reading about it and watching documentaries. One thing I never did do was ever think of badly of the parents. This awful tragedy is by far one of the worst worse I have ever heard of and still somehow mom and dad found a way to live again. I can only imagine the pain and hurt. Such a wonderful story. I would love to know how things are going nowadays.

Heartbreaking and Life Affirming

This book broke me and rebuilt me a couple of times. Despite being well-written and captivating, this is the most heartbreaking and terrifying subject matter that any parent can fathom. I can’t imagine what sort of hell Jackie and Warren Hance had to suffer through (actually, I can, since Jackie is a gifted storyteller), and I hope that every day brings them closer to peace.
I am genuinely grateful that they created the Beautiful Me campaign to support girls and women who need help to remember what makes them special. They are truly selfless and kindhearted people.
Lastly, I can’t think of two people more deserving of the unconditional love of a child. I hope that their life with their little Kasey is full of light and joy.
Rest in peace Emma, Allison, and Katie. You won’t ever be forgotten.

Her strength, WOW

The story left me speechless throughout its entirety. My heart broke for Jackie (and Warren) in every single chapter. Prayers to them STILL, in 2024. Prayers to her babies Emma. Ali. Katie🕊️🕊️🕊️ & Kacey.

Love the book!!

Great book.. sad story. Mrs Hance has come a long way. I've followed this story from the beginning.

heartwrenching

this story put my own problems in perspective. I cant stop thinking about this tragedy. The impact on the survivors was devastating. My theory is that Diane had a migraine which she treated with alcohol and then had a focal seizure making her unaware of her surroundings. The last hours for those children is haunting. im so glad that Jackie was able to have another precious child. I wish she could have more children. Such an intriguing and amazing story. I pray for healing.

Touching and extremely well done. Prayers for all your girls and your entire family.

There is nothing not to like about this book. I don’t have kids and it was hard for me not to get emotional many times. Thank you for this book.