Angel in the Tree

He was unsure of his career path, whether a law career or his family's push for the medical field. However, even when Stanley Silverblatt struggled to find his place in medicine, he, unknowingly, endured life's trials with God. This physician author's personal memoir, Angel in The Tree, recalls his more than fifty years as a doctor, from navigating medical school to owning a private medical practice. Stanley, a Princeton graduate, also describes meeting his high school crush when she was his patient: later marrying her and adopting her sons, adding their daughter in their second marriage union. When it came to God, Stanley was more into science than faith, until his daughter's faith and hearing the gospel from evangelist Pat Robertson led to a divine intervention from God. He relied on God to help with his wife's cancer death from acute leukemia, helped by seeing an angel in a tree.