David Mickelson and Kori Andrews welcome Tiffany Thurgood, who shares the story of her husband Danny’s battle with an incurable kidney tumor. Tiffany, a self-described extrovert who loves to dance, recounts their "Hallmark" long-distance meeting and the sudden diagnosis that transformed their lives. Despite the "terror" of his final weeks, Tiffany shares a sacred conversation where she learned that her need for the Savior surpassed even her need for her husband.
The discussion explores the difference between the faith to be healed and the "forest of mustard trees" required to endure lifelong loss. Tiffany candidly describes the difficulty of parenting through bereavement and the importance of being "patient in long-suffering". She highlights the power of vulnerability through a tearful encounter at a sporting goods store, where a stranger’s offer of prayer provided an unexpected spiritual connection.
Currently, Tiffany finds purpose in pursuing a degree in family history work, a path she feels was divinely prepared for her. She testifies that while some mountains do not move, Jesus Christ provides the strength to climb them and see a "different view". Her story serves as a witness that through the atonement of Jesus Christ, peace is possible even when life does not turn out as planned.

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