The Dark Side of a Miracle - Tapa blanda

The Darkside of a Miracle is written and inspired by the Holy Spirit. God has done so much in my life; I decided to share it with the rest of the world. I grew up in the faith. If it were not for the lord on my side, where would I be? I would have just given up when faced with physical challenges. I know that there is hope. I keep remembering that he promised to supply my needs. I have to walk by faith and not by sight. With that belief, I have been victorious over my challenges.

Shelia grew up in the small communities of Welcome, Lemon Ville, and Abend, Louisiana, located about halfway between Baton Rouge and New Orleans, Louisiana. Her family instilled in her and her brothers a strong faith in God. The family had to struggle to survive financially, but they were spiritually wealthy and passed on a great inheritance to Shelia and her brothers that they are now passing on to their children. Shelia, through the vision of God and grace of His wisdom, invented the Medical ID Charm Bracelet in 1998. The attractive charm bracelet containing essential medical information is ideal for anyone who has preexisting health conditions and thankfully it is on the market to make emergency times less stressful. Definitely the will of God. Experiences taught her to appreciate life and all that it has to offer. She walks in the paths of uprightness. Although she left much out of her book she tells a large amount of what wonderful things can come through in the worst of times. This book is not so much her biography as it is a testament of God's great works in her life. Shelia has a special place in her heart for all of her family, myself included (I am related only by marriage), that cannot be replaced by any amount of money in the world. No money could bring us through hard times, but Shelia, with her encouraging words and dependence on the almighty prayer, would hearten us to get through. I recommend this book to anyone who has had hard times and cannot see that they must still be here for a reason for God to have spared them thus far, to anyone who is not sure what life has in store for them, and to anyone needing a story about a miracle. For miracles are not wrought from happy beginnings; there must be trouble, heartache, and sorrow for a miracle to be noticed and received. -Candelaria M. Jackson