What should I write next?

Ever since GodPrints: Finding Evidence of God in the Shattered Pieces of Life, was released, I am often asked two questions:
How is Caleb now?
How have you survived?
I was thinking of writing a book to answer those questions, but now I'm considering a different approach after seeing the latest survey results from the community.
Please let me know your thoughts by completing this short survey :)
1.What is your age?
2.What is your gender?
3.I am considering writing a second book about how our family processed all the difficult times in our lives, with our faith intact: cancer, job loss due to debilitating illness, homelessness, and the loss of our son to a drunk driver. If I write that book, I'd want it to help others find their own way to process life's hard times and develop their own spiritual resilience.
How likely would you be to read it if I wrote it?
4.If I write that book, are there any questions you'd like me to answer? About our family and/or developing that spiritual resilience? If I write it, I'll credit you your input in the book! So here's your chance to ask away!
5.I am also considering creating a YouTube channel to address some of the ideas mentioned in the last question. I'd also like to record videos of Caleb and me discussing his recovery and healing and post them there. Ideally, it would grow over time to include other interviews and conversations with me, Myron, Caleb, and even experts weighing in as well. 
How likely would you be to tune in on YouTube if I create a channel like this?
6.If I start the YouTube channel, are there any questions you'd like me to answer? About our family and/or developing that spiritual resilience? If I start the channel and use your question on air, I'll credit you!
7.To help break down our community's challenges into bite-sized pieces, I'm considering doing a series of devotionals (or books) to focus on one area at a time. How often do you use a devotional?
8.How likely would you be to use a devotional (or book) on the topics below? These topics are straight from the survey results. Please select all that apply
9.A beta reader is someone who reads what I write before it's published and provides feedback and insight. For instance, is it well thought through? Is it Biblical? Is it helpful?
If I write any (or all) of the devotional ideas above, would you be willing to be a beta reader? Your name will be credited in the book!