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    After my daughter, Michelle, accidentally overdosed on my husband’s blood pressure medication, I rushed her to the nearest hospital myself, bypassing the 911 system.  But because the ER personnel didn’t believe that she’d actually taken the pills, they wasted every precious second I bought them.   Within an hour, the hospital faced a dire emergency, and they weren’t equipped to handle it, so they phoned the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, who sent…

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    The things we say and the attitudes we display can have an incredible influence over other people. My daughter, Jamie, was just learning to drive,  And we all know how frustrating it can be to be behind a student driver.  Well, Jamie and I were on our way home from church, and Jamie asked me if she could drive.  She had her learner’s permit (or temporary driver’s license), but she’d…

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    As an author, I knew the importance of building a platform through public speaking.  But I was at a loss to know what kind of message I’d give to the secular world because my life revolved around Jesus so much that I seemed to bring Him up in every conversation.  So I had a problem. How could I discuss… The unique challenges I faced in dealing with a child with…

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    God often prepares us for a situation before we go through it.  When we were stationed in England, my husband, Floyd, a tech sergeant in the United States Air Force, came home from work to tell me that the Air Force had required them to take a class on clearing obstructed airways (choking) in adults and children.  (It was probably part of a CPR class.)  At the dinner table that…