Watching Over Angels

by Carolyn Kasteler

FBT review:

Watching Over Angels is a remarkable non-fiction book by Carolyn Kasteler, RN, that shares touching stories of families who have participated in her Angel Watch program. This program supports parents who have received the devastating news that their newborn has a life-limiting diagnosis. Through these inspiring stories, Kasteler offers hope, guidance, and a sense of control to readers facing similar circumstances. Watching Over Angels captures the profound journey of these families before, during, and after the birth of their precious babies. It is a powerful reminder of resilience, peace, and the ability to find joy even in the most challenging times. If you're looking for an indie book title that will inspire and uplift your spirits, this is a must-read.

Publisher Description:

Carolyn Kasteler, RN, has taken stories of families that have participated in her Angel Watch program that typify the experience of mothers and fathers who have just been given the heart wrenching news that their baby has a potentially life limiting diagnosis wherein their baby is expected to die within a few minutes or hours after birth. The book is a summary of how the Angel Watch program originated and how it has helped families before, during, and after the birth of their precious babies. Carolyn's hope is that others who may find themselves in this seemingly unbearable situation might discover within these stories not just a degree of control in their own situation, but also experience hope and even profound peace and joy as they navigate their personal angel journey. Perhaps as one reads this book, her greatest wish is that hearts may be drawn heavenward, to the source of all peace and comfort.