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Your Journey To Blue Skies Begins Now

Andy Laurie, MD was a successful physician, pastor, husband, and father of four, his life was filled with purpose and promise. Then a sudden, devastating illness swept in and changed his health, his career, and the future he had imagined.

For over two decades, Dr. Laurie has walked through relentless physical battles and deep spiritual valleys.

In When Skies Aren’t Blue, Dr. Laurie invites you into his deeply personal journey of suffering and faith. Drawing on thirty years in medicine and over twenty years in ministry, he offers honest reflections and practical “prescriptions” to help you find hope and strength you didn't know you had even during the darkest of times.

Your journey to blue skies begins now.

About the Author
Dr. Andy Laurie, MD, is a physician, pastor, husband, father, grandfather and a man whose life was completely rocked by a devastating illness.

A board-certified radiologist trained at UC San Diego and the University of Arizona, Dr. Laurie spent nearly thirty years practicing emergency radiology. A field where every minute matters and every life counts.

Alongside his medical career, he answered a second calling, serving as a pastor at The Bridge Christian Church in Tucson, Arizona, where he has faithfully shepherded others for more than two decades.

During much of this time, Dr. Laurie has battled a debilitating autonomic nervous system disorder.

This contrast of doctor and patient, pastor and sufferer, gives Dr. Laurie a rare perspective. He knows both sides of pain: the clinical charts and the lived experience. He has seen what it means to have health, and what it costs to lose it. Most importantly, he has discovered the prescriptions that not only carry you through dark skies but actually help turn them blue again.

Dr. Laurie has been married to his wife, Cyndi, since 1991, and together they have raised four children. They make their home in Tucson, where their beloved dogs keep them laughing, their grandkids keep them smiling, and their faith keeps them steady.