What does resilience look like? Triumph in Crisis describes it for us. Victoria keeps her sense of humor and her faith. The medical details are accurate and descriptive, and the up's and downs of this journey are compelling. This book, Triumph in Crisis, is not just an appropriate title; it is a look into the author's world of medical turmoil and her victories where she gives all glory to God and rightfully so. The author also takes you by the hand and shows you how the medical personnel does and sometimes does not demonstrate compassion for the patient. She explains some medical procedures, exhibits much candor and shares why she had concerns about them. This work is an important addition to the expanding body of work known as medical humanities. It's easy to say: health care workers should be empathetic. The concept may be harder to apply. Such application requires reflection. Reading Triumph in Crisis may bring about that reflection and by extension, a question and a change