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Welcome! Survivor Secrets is for you if you are a survivor or
you can be motivated by stories of survival. Survivor Secrets is for you if you
are struggling to survive what may seem like incredible odds. Survivor Secrets
is for all of us who want to reach out and touch someone and say, "You are not
alone. We care about you." Some of our guests have stories of survival to share
with you. Some guests have suggestions and inspiration to motivate you and help
you on your journey to success--whatever that is for you. You decide. I'm glad
you are here.
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Michelle Rosado
Out of Tower II
and Back Again |
Michelle Rosado
heard the roar of an airplane engine as she
stood in her office on the 95th floor of Tower
II on September 11, 2001, a day seared into the
memories of most Americans. The window glass in
her office shattered. She didn't know what had
happened, but she knew that she had to get out.
Michelle tells an intriguing story of reaching
ground level and hearing the "All clear," that
is was safe to go back to her office. At that
moment she made a choice that saved her life.
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John Register
Hurdling Over Obstacles
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Can you imagine
competing in a sporting event and having your leg end up three
feet ahead of you? Would you have the presence of mind to make
light of it? John Register saw it happen to an amputee who was
wearing a prosthesis, and he was inspired to compete in track
and field events wearing an artificial leg, a prosthesis. John
was in the US Army, running hurdles in 1994 when he injured
his knee so badly that his leg had to be amputated. A veteran
of Desert Shield and Desert Storm, John talks about that
winning feeling, being on top of the game. And he talks about
near despair when he can't reach his child on a swing set. He
emphasizes the importance of faith, family, and friendships in
helping us get over obstacles. John won the Silver Medal in
the Paralympics long jump in 2000 and set a world record six
years after his leg was amputated!
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Frankie G
The Road
to Salvation
-- Hip Hop
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Frankie G made a wrong turn in his life. At an early age,
before his teen years, he was drinking and doing drugs. Things
got worse and he was incarcerated without possibility of
parole for four years at age 14. When he was released,
Frankie G moved to Mo-Town and learned hip-hop. That led him
to a turning point. He started writing songs, then playing and
singing them. Later he was introduced to the Christian way of
life. He continued hip-hop, but let go of the violent
and vulgar lyrics. Now he is a very popular performer! |
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