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Ever since I can remember, I have always loved to tell a good story. While I have spent most of my God given talent in the public relations and automotive/motorsports world over the last few years, I can now feel him moving me towards writing stories that touch the heart and change lives forever. In fact, I recently published my first book of inspiring stories about those who have overcome some pretty huge setbacks and are now using these experiences to help others.
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Order on Amazon Today CALL IT A COMEBACKLet nothing stop you from accomplishing your dreams. Are you living your life to its full potential? I believe that many of us are held back from our dreams by a myriad of obstacles. Whether these be fear based, financial or even an earth-bound handicap, God has promised...
Walk not as other Gentiles walk , in the vanity of their mind, but put off the former life and things said and be renewed in the spirit of your mind by putting on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness.
He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah 6:8) Have you ever wondered if you are good enough for God?
Welcome to Say Yes Guilford's new blog series: Alumni for Education. This project will feature several different series focused on alumni of schools in Guilford County. These alumni will promote the importance of education and the importance of philanthropy to support SYG. The first series will feature Athletes for Education .
After she tore ligaments and tendons and broke a bone in her leg, she thought she'd never run again. Lisa Victorius Age: 28 Wallingford, PA Being pregnant with my first child coupled with summer heat, not to mention having foot drop paralysis, would all be easy excuses not to run, but I won't let anything stop me from getting up and becoming an inspiration to all women out there.
In August of 1997, when I was 11-years-old, I was hit by a car while running on the sidewalk to transfer city buses in Downtown Honolulu, HI. This accident led to both of my legs being broken, a broken pelvis, traumatic brain injury as well as being in a coma for a month.
Although I was an active child while growing up in Los Angeles, where I was walking almost everywhere, I didn't become a runner until after I was diagnosed with a neurological disorder called Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease. This disease not only began to destroy muscle tone throughout my body but also caused tremendous pain, fatigue, weakness and even a form of paralysis called foot drop.
While we at RacingJunk.com have spent time Behind The Wheel with both up-and-coming drivers, and those legends who paved the way in a sport that has overtaken the world, few are as inspiring as Shane Hmiel. The 36-year-old North Carolina native fell in love with the sport of auto racing at the age of 12.
Happy start to summer and welcome back to Behind The Wheel! Those who have been following this feature story series for the last four years will be familiar with the name McKenna Haase. This now 22-year-old Sprint Car dirt track driver, nicknamed "Sassy Haase," has continued to turn heads in this sport, especially around her home turf of Des Moines, Iowa.