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I can not imagine the pain Sara endured in this
life. She buried four babies. Sara's first three children, all boys, had
been born with heart defects and none of them survived long after birth.
After a few years, Sara gave birth to a little girl, Emily, who soon
began to have health problems too. The doctors discovered that, like her
brothers before her, she had a hole in her heart. When Emily was almost
ten months old she went in for heart surgery. She was just not strong
enough to recover from the ordeal. She died. Sara and Bryan, her
husband, mourned for all four infants again and Sara felt they would
never have a child to keep. She was having a particularly difficult time
handling the death of little Emily.
Some months later, Sara was driving up a hill. She was crying as she
drove, her thoughts on the child she had most recently said good-bye to.
Something told her to look up. There in the sky, she saw a beautiful
lady with a child in her arms. Sara recognized the baby as her daughter,
Emily. The lady spoke to Sara and she said, "Please don't cry. Don't
mourn anymore. All is well and fine. Your baby is well taken care of."
After that day Sara cried no more for little Emily. She said, "I had no
reason to mourn. I knew my baby was taken care of. I know I will see
her."
Story by Ellie Braun-Haley from her book, A Little Door, A Little Light.
Available at http://www.eaglecreek.org/doorpdf.html
Also available at: evrcanada.com
Also available at:
http://alittledoor.inframind.net/ellie-braun-haley.html
Testimonial regarding A Little Door, A Little Light
This book
is simply incredible. I am a Registered Nurse and have worked almost my
entire career in the Emergency Department. Obviously, I have seen many,
many deaths, all which affect me although I must maintain my
professionalism. The book touches the soul of those of us left on this
side of the veil, the light, whatever it is, it helps us to understand
in a positive loving and gentle way that God never leaves us or lets us
down. The book not only comforts, it inspires and gives hope. Ellie
Braun-Haley has written a book filled with love and wisdom.
- Peggy McConnell-Dobbins, R.N.,
Director of Nursing Emergency Services, Largo, Florida
FOR MORE TESTIMONIALS VISIT
Available at http://www.eaglecreek.org/doorpdf.html OR
http://alittledoor.inframind.net/ellie-braun-haley.html
Ellie is editing her next book in the area of Divine Intervention. Book
title is SEEDS OF HOPE. If you have a story you wish to share contact
Ellie: shaley@ telusplanet.net (be sure there is no space after the @
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