One hundred days could be a short time for some people, but to author Jan Rogers and her husband Michael, it marked an unbelievable display of God's healing touch, mercy and love. When Michael's sudden fatigue and weight loss was diagnosed as Myelodysplastic Syndrome, with the Jak2 mutation, the couple had to temporarily uproot from their Tennessee farm to Nashville for Michael to undergo a bone marrow stem cell transplant. Her new personal memoir, More Than 100 Days...A Stem Cell Transplant Journey of Faith, comprises Jan's commentary and Caring Bridge blog entries to describe the endeavor of faith both embarked on for Michael's recovery. Even when Michael was diagnosed with the Epstein-Barr virus, Jan willing gave her husband's illness to God, letting go and letting God. But God showed Himself in various miracles, through people and with witnessing opportunities for the couple as they saw the Healer do the impossible.