Letting All the Light In: Gracefully Surviving Illness, Injury, and Grief

An inspiring guidebook to facing life’s hardest challenges, Letting All the Light In is an incredible true story of surviving a mystery disease with hopes of finding a diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.

After completing her graduate degree and practicum, Dax Meredith was looking forward to life for her and her children being more secure. Instead, a horrific illness was about to strike. Soon after her fortieth birthday, strange and debilitating symptoms began. This is her account of the experiences that followed, as well as documented interviews with other people who have faced their own terrible struggles, survived, and begun to heal.

In this riveting narrative, Dax shares an unapologetically honest depiction of facing a long term and life-threatening illness. She vividly describes the events, hardships, and miracles brought about by a near death perspective. This compelling compilation of survival, resiliency, and grace is sure to move your heart.

Dax Meredith has a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis on crisis counseling. Her research and training include PTSD, suicide intervention, and increasing resiliency. Dax currently teaches and counsels students at the college level and is working on her children’s book series on empowerment. Her proudest accomplishments are being a mother and helping others to heal. She lives in California with her two children and enjoys overcast days on the coast. This is her second book.