An Unseen Diagnosis

By Candice Japhta

Sometimes, the greatest healings are not visible to the human eye.

In An Unseen Diagnosis, author and faith storyteller Candice Japhta invites readers into one of the most sacred chapters of her journey, where a brief yet life-altering encounter with cancer became a divine classroom of surrender, faith, and revelation. What appeared as a medical interruption was in truth a heavenly intervention.

This story unfolds as more than a testimony of healing. It is a portrait of God's intentional love, revealing how He can use what was meant to harm for transformation and redemption. Candice's diagnosis was never truly about her physical health alone. It was about awakening a deeper obedience, restoring divine order in her marriage, and drawing her husband's heart closer to God. In her pain, she became an instrument through whom God would perform a quiet miracle of the heart.

An Unseen Diagnosis carries the weight of raw honesty and spiritual depth. It explores how God uses the unseen to perform His most powerful work, how He turns warning into wisdom, and how He refines the soul through moments that feel uncertain, yet are completely secure in His hands.

Candice shares how her encounter with illness became the threshold to a greater call ? a reminder that God's healing reaches far beyond the body. It touches the spirit, it restores the covenant between husband and wife, and it ignites purpose where despair once lived.

This book is a reflective invitation for every believer who has ever asked, "Why me, Lord?" It reminds the reader that nothing is wasted in God's hands. Every report, every season, every unseen diagnosis carries divine purpose when surrendered to Him.

Through heartfelt storytelling and prophetic insight, Candice encourages readers to look deeper ? beyond the surface, beyond the symptoms, and into the sacred spaces where God is still speaking.

An Unseen Diagnosis is not a story of tragedy but of triumph, not of fear but of faith, not of defeat but of divine alignment. It's a reminder that healing does not only mean being made well, but being made whole.

If you've ever found yourself in a waiting room between what was and what's to come, this story will remind you that heaven's hand is already at work. The unseen diagnosis was never meant to destroy you. It was meant to deliver you.