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In March 2025, Dr. Sherika Stroud entered the hospital struggling to inhale. Hours later, she woke up in Room 215-unable to speak, unable to move, and fighting for her life with a tracheostomy and a ventilator breathing for her. What followed was a journey through silence, suffering, and survival that would change her identity forever. The Girl in Room 215 is a raw, faith-filled memoir about the God who rebuilds us when everything collapses. Through ICU battles, medical trauma, humiliating moments of dependence, and small victories that felt like miracles, Dr. Sherika discovered a strategy for healing that went deeper than medicine. It became spiritual. It became personal. It became purpose. In this unforgettable true story, you will witness: A medical crisis that steals her voice but not her faith The wilderness season where God teaches humility, patience, and surrender The fight to breathe, walk, and believe again The people God sends when strength is gone The rebirth of purpose inside silence and suffering Full of emotion, resilience, and revelation, this memoir is for anyone who has ever felt voiceless, overlooked, or broken by circumstances they didn't choose. It reminds every reader: Silence is not defeat. Healing is not accidental. And every breath is evidence that God still has a purpose for your life. If you've ever stood between pain and promise-this story will meet you there.

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