Diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer at just 32, Hannah Gotchall feared she might not survive. Today, she's holding a miracle she never believed would be possible.

Diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer at just 32, Hannah Gotchall feared she might not survive. Today, she's holding a miracle she never believed would be possible.

Hannah Gotchall remembers seeing her grandfather sitting in a chair beside her hospital bed. He had been dead for years, having lost his own battle with lung cancer. But there he was, she recalls, as real to her in that moment as the pain and fear that had consumed her life. Beside him stood something she could only describe as a human-shaped light. And then came the words she has never forgotten. “Not yet, Hannah. Not yet.”