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In Permission to Thrive, Susan Angel Miller traces her extraordinary journey, which begins where her healthy fourteen-year-old daughter dies suddenly from a brain tumor, and the family's decision--with their rabbi's counsel--to donate Laura's organs, saving the life of a woman with whom the Miller family would cultivate an exceptional relationship. This intensely personal story addresses the universal topics of death, illness, and trauma while conveying a hopeful message. Life-changing tragedies might be impossible to predict or prevent, but it's the response to these adversities which influences the extent and likelihood of post-traumatic emotional growth. This memorable book speaks to anyone who fears when the next bad event will occur and how they will respond. This book reveals the human ability to grieve, survive, and eventually thrive.