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    A Reflection of Overcomers

    ByMelony Brown October 6, 2016December 10, 2020

    A Reflection of Overcomers As I approach the four year mark of my overcomer website, I found myself reflecting on all the INCREDIBLE stories I’ve had the opportunity to share. Below you will find a powerful video titled A Reflection of Overcomers 2016. I didn’t expect to be as significantly impacted as I was when…

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  • Hope Prevails
    Book Reviews | Depression | Health

    Hope Prevails

    ByMelony Brown September 15, 2016

    “I’ve written this book because I’ve been there,” Dr. Michelle Bengtson shares in her newly released book Hope Prevails. Not only does she treat patients who are in the pit of depression, but she’s been there herself. Chains of Depression Falling Off As a board-certified neuropsychologist, Dr. Michelle Bengston offers therapy for patients who struggle…

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  • Warrior Woman – Hear Me Roar
    Abuse | Depression | Violence

    Warrior Woman – Hear Me Roar

    ByMelony Brown August 11, 2016October 20, 2023

    Ā    Warrior Woman – Hear Me Roar Teres’sa* is definitely a warrior woman. She and the other warrior women at the sexual abuse counseling centerĀ where she worksĀ adopted the motto “Hear Me Roar!” to remind them to be outspoken about and fight for victims of sexual abuse. * Her real name, used with permission You…

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  • God’s Got This
    Health

    God’s Got This

    ByMelony Brown July 21, 2016September 14, 2022

    The last eight months have been an unbelievable part of my journey of overcoming, to say the least. My past: stroke at age 2 and three mini-strokes (February 2010, April 2014, September 2014). My neurologist said he would send me to speak to the neurosurgeon IF I had another mini-stroke. In December of 2015, I…

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  • Who Am I?
    adoption | Family and Children

    Who Am I?

    ByMelony Brown June 30, 2016December 10, 2020

    Robbin* doesn’t remember not knowing she was adopted. Her adoptive parents, who couldn’t have children of their own, provided her a wonderful, loving home. For those of us who were raised by our biological parents, there is an innate sense of identity. My older son has the same blue eyes I have. My younger son…

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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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  • From Rubble to Royalty
    Abuse | Family and Children | Health | Mental Health | PTSD | Violence

    From Rubble to Royalty

    ByMelony Brown April 28, 2016September 14, 2022

    If only there’d been a National Child Abuse Prevention Month when Tammy* was 4 years old. Maybe someone would have believed her cries for help and stopped her abusers. * Her real name is used with permission. No Voice With a severe alcoholic as a mother and a step-father addicted to porn, Tammy had no…

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  • My Whole Life Turned Upside Down
    Health

    My Whole Life Turned Upside Down

    ByMelony Brown April 14, 2016December 10, 2020

    Almost three years ago, Patty’s* sinus infection lingered for two months despite several treatments. Then, she began getting horrible headaches. Simply put . . . she felt miserable. * Her real name, used with permission. Boom in Her Head In addition to the headaches that wouldn’t go away, the unexpected “boom” in her head on…

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  • Walked Out
    Health

    Walked Out

    ByMelony Brown March 17, 2016December 10, 2020

    “My struggles have been a test of perseverance. I’d like to think I’m passing the test. Despite all I’ve gone through, I’ve never lost sight of how blessed and fortunate I am,” Cindi* says. * Her real name, used with permission. Diligence and dedication to her athletic abilities while in high school earned Cindi a…

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

    Lisa’s Perfect Match

    ByMelony Brown February 18, 2016December 8, 2020

    SometimesĀ anĀ 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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