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]]> By: Melissa- Mokena, Illinois http://withoutwax.tv/2008/04/28/rocked-to-my-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1324 Melissa- Mokena, Illinois Wed, 10 Sep 2008 18:31:47 +0000 http://pwilson.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-1324 when I sat down and saw the video was 26 mins, I thought oh I don't have that much time to watch it-- but I could not stop the video- I watched the entire 26 mins. And it was SO right- I miscarried in 2003, after having a 27 weeker just two years prior (she is not 7 1/2, and has a brother and sister) and everyone asked me how I was not devestated by my miscarriage and they were so much more sad. It was not that I did not cry, I did in the office and in the car, then again when I got home and had to tell my husband. I even cried and begged for pain meds after my procedure. But I knew there was a reason for our loss. The years following 2003, were so of the hardest emotionally and financially for my family. We lost our house, two cars, and jobs. Every week we were on the edge of begging for money to buy food. I believe in my heart and my faith, God choice to keep our baby with him because he knew our challenges ahead, and did not want that baby to suffer with us. I believe my son, who was born 3 years later after many doctors told us we would never have another child, was that baby he held back- our daughter came just 15 months later and that was our reward for our faith. God has his plan, and it may not match your dream, thoughts, or whatever- and it is not until you put your trust and faith in his hands and say I will serve and follow where every you send me, that you will ever understand it. My faith started with the survival of my first daughter, who had no reason to fight for life but did. And each day my faith was stronger because of my children and being able to see God through there eyes. To experience "blind faith" that way, without any preconcievd notions of "how" life "should" be. When someone asks my oldest why she wears glasses, she does not say that it was because she is legally blind due to being born too early- she says it because "that is the way God made me!" And I love that about her. When I ask her why she was born so early, she says because she was in a hurry to see me and wanted out- that it was "her time" even though the doctors say she was early, she does not think so. Have faith, that even in the darkest parts, there is a reason. If there was not, you would not be here! when I sat down and saw the video was 26 mins, I thought oh I don’t have that much time to watch it– but I could not stop the video- I watched the entire 26 mins.
And it was SO right- I miscarried in 2003, after having a 27 weeker just two years prior (she is not 7 1/2, and has a brother and sister) and everyone asked me how I was not devestated by my miscarriage and they were so much more sad. It was not that I did not cry, I did in the office and in the car, then again when I got home and had to tell my husband. I even cried and begged for pain meds after my procedure.
But I knew there was a reason for our loss. The years following 2003, were so of the hardest emotionally and financially for my family. We lost our house, two cars, and jobs. Every week we were on the edge of begging for money to buy food.
I believe in my heart and my faith, God choice to keep our baby with him because he knew our challenges ahead, and did not want that baby to suffer with us. I believe my son, who was born 3 years later after many doctors told us we would never have another child, was that baby he held back- our daughter came just 15 months later and that was our reward for our faith.
God has his plan, and it may not match your dream, thoughts, or whatever- and it is not until you put your trust and faith in his hands and say I will serve and follow where every you send me, that you will ever understand it.
My faith started with the survival of my first daughter, who had no reason to fight for life but did. And each day my faith was stronger because of my children and being able to see God through there eyes. To experience “blind faith” that way, without any preconcievd notions of “how” life “should” be.
When someone asks my oldest why she wears glasses, she does not say that it was because she is legally blind due to being born too early- she says it because “that is the way God made me!” And I love that about her. When I ask her why she was born so early, she says because she was in a hurry to see me and wanted out- that it was “her time” even though the doctors say she was early, she does not think so.

Have faith, that even in the darkest parts, there is a reason. If there was not, you would not be here!

]]> By: Today « Challenge The Ordinary http://withoutwax.tv/2008/04/28/rocked-to-my-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1323 Today « Challenge The Ordinary Tue, 15 Jul 2008 13:21:54 +0000 http://pwilson.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-1323 [...] This story…I don’t know why this story is speaking to me right now but it [...] [...] This story…I don’t know why this story is speaking to me right now but it [...]

]]> By: Beckie http://withoutwax.tv/2008/04/28/rocked-to-my-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1322 Beckie Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:12:16 +0000 http://pwilson.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-1322 This was incredible....thank you for showing the world what Jesus looks like in skin This was incredible….thank you for showing the world what Jesus looks like in skin

]]> By: Day by Day » Blog Archive » "Bring the Rain" http://withoutwax.tv/2008/04/28/rocked-to-my-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1321 Day by Day » Blog Archive » "Bring the Rain" Mon, 26 May 2008 17:43:42 +0000 http://pwilson.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-1321 [...] has started quite a following on her blog. If you want to hear her whole story, you can watch it here or you can read her entire blog. (If you have the time of course - oh and a box of tissues!) FYI: [...] [...] has started quite a following on her blog. If you want to hear her whole story, you can watch it here or you can read her entire blog. (If you have the time of course – oh and a box of tissues!) FYI: [...]

]]> By: Jennie http://withoutwax.tv/2008/04/28/rocked-to-my-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1320 Jennie Fri, 16 May 2008 16:54:24 +0000 http://pwilson.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-1320 This was absolutely amazing! I have two children that, God knows, can sometimes drive me crazy! I've always said you chould cherish your children because they are gifts from God. But, this video has definitely given me a new perspective on things. It doesn't mean I won't still have those moments where I want to pull my hair out (and I'm sure any Mom can relate). However, I can look up and smile to God knowing He chose ME to mother my children while they are here and for that I am so greatful! God Bless the Smith Family for sharing their story because it truly is glorifying God to the fullest!! This was absolutely amazing! I have two children that, God knows, can sometimes drive me crazy! I’ve always said you chould cherish your children because they are gifts from God. But, this video has definitely given me a new perspective on things. It doesn’t mean I won’t still have those moments where I want to pull my hair out (and I’m sure any Mom can relate). However, I can look up and smile to God knowing He chose ME to mother my children while they are here and for that I am so greatful! God Bless the Smith Family for sharing their story because it truly is glorifying God to the fullest!!

]]> By: Tiffany Stuart http://withoutwax.tv/2008/04/28/rocked-to-my-core/comment-page-1/#comment-1319 Tiffany Stuart Sat, 10 May 2008 01:57:40 +0000 http://pwilson.wordpress.com/?p=399#comment-1319 This is glorious. Painful ,but glorious. Audrey was beautiful. Her life mattered. And it's true she will continue to make a difference for others. To God be the glory forever. As someone who is 18 years after my abortion just now going through a post-abortion Bible study and naming my baby, I am overwhelmed by timing and the personal impact of this video. I am grieving my loss. Until now, I've never allowed myself to acknowledge the baby as a "named life." God is healing and restoring my broken heart. Knowing I missed out on the beauty of the first smile and breath hurts. The choices I made have consequences. I so value life today. I want to speak on behalf of those without voices. I can't change my past, but I can change the future and say all lives in the womb matter. They are God's creation and they give him glory. Thank you for sharing your heartbreaking and yet faith building story. May God continue to heal your hearts and may Audrey's life always be remembered. This is glorious. Painful ,but glorious. Audrey was beautiful. Her life mattered. And it’s true she will continue to make a difference for others. To God be the glory forever.

As someone who is 18 years after my abortion just now going through a post-abortion Bible study and naming my baby, I am overwhelmed by timing and the personal impact of this video. I am grieving my loss. Until now, I’ve never allowed myself to acknowledge the baby as a “named life.” God is healing and restoring my broken heart. Knowing I missed out on the beauty of the first smile and breath hurts. The choices I made have consequences.

I so value life today. I want to speak on behalf of those without voices. I can’t change my past, but I can change the future and say all lives in the womb matter. They are God’s creation and they give him glory.

Thank you for sharing your heartbreaking and yet faith building story. May God continue to heal your hearts and may Audrey’s life always be remembered.

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