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  • Victims of Crime: You Have Rights, Too!
    Abuse | Awareness | Exploitation | Family and Children | Tragedy | Violence

    Victims of Crime: You Have Rights, Too!

    Byi2dllc April 8, 2019

    Ever been the victim of a crime? It can turn your life upside down. Anxiety creeps in. You begin to question your safety everywhere you go. Maybe you’re lucky and you haven’t. The statistics are staggering: 328,236 felonies or violent crimes were reported in Georgia in 2017. Every crime often impacts one or more victims….

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  • Don’t Shrink Back
    Chronic Illness | Grief | Invisible Illness | Tragedy

    Don’t Shrink Back

    ByMelony Brown August 9, 2018

    When Susan* felt the storms rage and threaten to take her under, a small voice said, “Don’t shrink back!” Those words are found in Hebrews 10:39. It says, “But we do not belong to those who shrink back and are destroyed, but to those who have faith and are saved.” She clung to those three…

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  • Up and Running
    Amputee | Tragedy

    Up and Running

    ByMelony Brown July 20, 2018December 10, 2020

    Jami*, a double below the knee amputee, has been up and running for the last twenty-one years. A remarkable feat given she wasn’t a fan of exercising before losing her legs. In her book, Up and Running, Jami wrote, “I loved the feeling of running right from the beginning.” * Her real name is used with…

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  • Holocaust Survivor, Part 2
    Family and Children | Tragedy

    Holocaust Survivor, Part 2

    ByMelony Brown April 13, 2017January 27, 2022

    If you haven’t read part 1 of Helen’s story. Read it here first. Narrowly Escaped Death Helen narrowly escaped death at Auschwitz. However, she was not free. Yet. The note given to the SS officer saved Helen, her sister Pearl, and 500 other women from walking straight to the crematorium. But seeing the cattle cars…

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  • Holocaust Survivor, Part 1
    Family and Children | Tragedy

    Holocaust Survivor, Part 1

    ByMelony Brown April 6, 2017January 27, 2022

    Holocaust survivor Helen Weingarten* shares, “I fought to survive each day. I didn’t know if we would survive the next day. Then, we would survive the next day. We lived like this for 180 days.” * Her real name is used with permission.   Holocaust Survivor It was a humbling and emotional experience to interview…

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  • Look Twice – Save a Life
    Health | Tragedy

    Look Twice – Save a Life

    ByMelony Brown June 2, 2016September 14, 2022

      Ordinary days can turn tragic in a split second. An ordinary weekend motorcycle ride on a sunny day in June of 2012 turned tragic when Jessica* and her boyfriend were hit head on by a truck. She survived, but with multiple injuries. Her boyfriend, Nate, passed away later that evening after significant blood loss…

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  • Lisa’s Perfect Match
    Chronic Illness | Health | Tragedy

    Lisa’s Perfect Match

    ByMelony Brown February 18, 2016December 8, 2020

    Sometimes an individual doesn’t realize the incredible story of overcoming her life is until it’s pointed out to her. Lisa* is definitely one of those individuals. * Her real name, used with permission. Lisa’s aunt, her mother’s sister, was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease when Lisa was 23. “Even though I didn’t have any symptoms, I knew…

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  • Fear Not Tomorrow
    Family and Children | Health | Tragedy

    Fear Not Tomorrow

    ByMelony Brown April 15, 2014December 10, 2020

    Sometimes healing doesn’t happen. Here on earth, anyways. Sometimes overcoming life’s tough challenges happens when you reach heaven. A year ago today (April 15, 2013), Carol* finally experienced her healing and became the ultimate overcomer. *Her real name, used with permission from her husband and children. Fear Not Tomorrow It started as a simple case of…

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  • An Overcomer’s Wisdom
    Abuse | Addiction | Family and Children | Health | Tragedy

    An Overcomer’s Wisdom

    ByMelony Brown January 2, 2014December 10, 2020

      It has been a year since I began sharing the stories of overcomers. I have been blessed by each of these women. Their willingness to share their struggles and how they’ve fought to overcome them not only blesses me, but each of you as well. An Overcomer’s Wisdom Wisdom is so much more than knowledge….

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  • Devastating Loss in Hurricane Katrina
    Family and Children | Tragedy

    Devastating Loss in Hurricane Katrina

    ByMelony Brown August 28, 2013September 4, 2022

    On this eighth anniversary of the deadliest and most destructive hurricane in America’s history, Hurricane Katrina survivor Jennifer* shares her story of devastating loss. She might have lost almost every material thing in the storm, but she gained a closer relationship with God. *Her real name is used with permission.     Dreams Come True…

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