Cecil Bellephant kisses his son Titus on the cheek while seated in the University of Chicago neonatal intensive care unit. Titus had already been removed from life support. He lived for two hours after being removed from life support.

Book jacket quotes
	"This book details a religious family's personal story on the life and death of their child with Potter's Syndrome, providing a personal perspective and great resources for families dealing with Potter's Syndrome."  - Maren Jensen, Research Assistant to William J. Kimberling, Ph.D., Boys Town National Research Hospital Genetics Department; Branchio-oto-renal (BOR) Research Project

"This touching story by the Bellephants can unite those similarly affected with a common story. It should serve as an anthem to inspire a grass-roots movement to push the research into these renal birth defects further." - Jason Clarke, University of Iowa, Department of Pediatrics; Bilateral Renal Agenesis researcher

"Blessed are the souls whose purpose in life is completed in a few hours. Chosen are the parents to bear these blessed souls." - Naina Batish, M.D., pediatrician