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Series Code: LTBW
Program Code: LTBW190039S
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00:01 The following program features real clients
00:03 discussing sensitive issues. 00:05 The views and opinions expressed in this program 00:07 don't necessarily reflect 00:09 that of 3ABN's Dare to Dream Network. 00:11 Viewer discretion is advised. 00:49 Hi, I'm Dr. Kim Logan-Nowlin, and welcome to Live To Be Well. 00:54 What is live to be well? 00:55 Mind, body, and soul, 00:58 but most of all, 00:59 having that great relationship 01:02 with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. 01:04 Today, I want to talk about tender healing. 01:07 Why? 01:09 Because my special guest Felicia Hunter 01:11 is a pediatric nurse. 01:13 Welcome, Felicia, how are you? 01:15 I'm well, thank you. Thank you for having me. 01:18 You are welcome. 01:19 Not only are you a pediatric nurse, 01:21 but you're very special to me because you're my 01:22 sister in Christ. 01:24 We worship at the City Temple 01:25 Seventh-day Adventist Church together. 01:27 Well, let's talk about how did you 01:29 decide to become a pediatric nurse? 01:32 Actually it's, was a long journey getting there. 01:37 I taught elementary school before becoming a nurse. 01:40 I didn't know that. Yes. 01:42 I taught elementary school kindergarten, first, second, 01:45 and third grade. 01:47 I had a daughter, my oldest daughter. 01:50 And when she was first born, the doctors told me, 01:53 take her home, let her go. 01:55 She won't survive. 01:57 My mom moved in. 01:58 I knew she was going to have some challenges 02:00 and my mom helped nurse her back to health. 02:04 She is now 40, 40 years old. 02:07 She has four children. 02:13 The only deficit she has, she wears corrective lenses 02:17 and some mild scoliosis. 02:20 So I figured if she was going to be in the hospital, 02:22 I might as well be there too. 02:24 Yes. 02:25 Tell us what mild scoliosis is so people can understand? 02:27 Scoliosis is a disease of the spine, where you have 02:31 a curvature and sometimes it can be corrected with 02:35 a spinal fusion to make it straight 02:37 where they put a rod in. 02:39 With her we opted not because it's so minor 02:43 that you can't notice it. 02:45 It's just a curvature. 02:47 You might see a hip that's higher. 02:49 You might see where they're crooked. 02:53 Sometimes it's correctable, sometimes it's not. 02:56 Yeah, I see. All right. 02:57 So from your daughter being, you know, 03:00 God healing her, what happened after that? 03:03 After that I went back to school, 03:07 had to catch the bus back and forth 03:09 'cause I got a divorce during that time. 03:12 Catch the bus back and forth, went to Mercy College, 03:16 which is way on outer drive in Southfield. 03:20 Then I graduated from there. Started working. 03:24 I worked at Samaritan, worked at Detroit Receiving, 03:27 worked at Detroit Memorial 03:29 and then found my way to children's. 03:31 When I found my way to children's 03:33 I started on the urology-nephrology floor. 03:37 We did dialysis, 03:40 I stayed there for two years 03:42 and then moved to intensive care where I found my niche, 03:46 which was intensive care. 03:48 So it was a journey. 03:49 So what do you do exactly every day? 03:51 What is a day like for you? 03:52 A day like for me is 03:54 getting up going in, getting report, 04:00 making sure my patients are okay. 04:01 Checking drips. 04:03 If they're intubated with a breathing tube, 04:06 making sure the breathing tube is secure, 04:08 comforting parents, 04:11 crowd control when families come in 04:13 during difficult situations 04:16 and just basic medical management. 04:19 What causes some of the issues with the babies? 04:22 What happens during the pregnancy? 04:24 What happens? 04:26 Well, we see children anywhere from newborn through adults. 04:30 So a lot of our children come in with congenital defects, 04:35 meaning heart, lungs, liver, kidneys. 04:39 So we see the whole gamut. 04:41 This season we're going to start 04:43 seeing a lot of children, 04:45 babies in particular with RSV. 04:47 And that's a respiratory infection. 04:49 For us it's just like a, maybe a bad cold, 04:53 but for them because their lungs are so little, 04:56 it can be deadly. 04:59 So when the parents bring them in, 05:02 we manage them 05:03 sometimes with respiratory support 05:06 other times with fluid, 05:09 other times with just watching them 05:11 and just loving them. 05:12 Yes, is it difficult for you? 05:15 At times, yes. 05:16 It was really difficult in the beginning 05:20 but had it not been for my faith and my strength, 05:25 I couldn't do this. 05:27 There's no way you can do this day in day out without God. 05:30 You need God in your life. 05:32 Felicia, tell us, have you ever had a situation 05:36 where you had to step aside with a patient 05:38 and just pray with them? 05:40 Yes. 05:41 Just last week I had a 14 year old girl 05:44 who had gone to an amusement park. 05:48 She comes to the hospital several times 05:51 with various complaints 05:53 and they kept sending her home. 05:55 So finally, after the third time 05:58 she went to the clinic, 05:59 the clinic directly admitted her to us 06:03 and it was found that she had a stroke. 06:06 So we started treating her. 06:10 Then her blood pressure went up. 06:11 She had another stroke 06:13 and it got to the point 06:14 to where she was having difficulty breathing 06:17 because the accident caused 06:19 what's called a dissection of the vertebrae. 06:23 And it was so minor 06:25 that it couldn't be detected by the bare eye. 06:30 She had to have a CAT scan MRI, and that's where they saw it. 06:34 So they told this young lady 06:36 that she was going to need a breathing tube. 06:38 And she asked me, she said, 06:40 "Ms. Felicia, can you pray with me?" 06:42 Wow. She asked you? 06:43 She asked me. 06:45 Now when we first met, I knew her before, 06:48 when we first met, she said, "What church do you go to?" 06:52 I said, "What makes you think I go to church?" 06:54 She said, 06:56 "Because God's there. 06:57 I know God's here 06:59 and I know I'm going to be all right." 07:00 So we bonded. 07:02 We talked and throughout the first day I had her, 07:06 she said, 07:08 "Okay, let's pray. 07:09 You're going home. Let's pray." 07:12 So when I came in to see her again, 07:14 she said, "Ms. Felicia, I'm not doing well. Can we pray?" 07:18 So we pray before. 07:20 And then before the breathing tube went in, 07:22 we prayed again. 07:24 And she just broke my heart because she's so sweet. 07:28 I mean, determined, her friends came in, 07:32 formed a circle around her and prayed. 07:36 So when she woke up, she said, you know, she couldn't talk. 07:39 She was like I said, okay, we're going to pray. 07:43 Let's pray. 07:45 God's got you. 07:46 God has you. Yes. 07:49 Gets very emotional. It does. 07:52 So I had to step aside 07:53 because we're not supposed to show emotion, you know? 07:59 So... 08:01 Are you not allowed to pray with families is that, 08:04 you know, within the regulations 08:06 of the hospital? 08:08 It's not within the regulation. 08:10 However, I work with quite a few non-believers. 08:13 I see. And... 08:15 There's a conflict there. There's a conflict there. 08:17 So the respect have, 08:19 the boundaries have to be respected, 08:21 but you have to do what the Lord leads you to do. 08:24 Definitely. Definitely. You know? 08:26 Can you imagine you saying to that young lady? 08:29 No, I can't pray with you. 08:32 And I've seen situations like that 08:34 and I've stepped in to say, I'll pray with you. 08:37 I've been in situations where I've been in the supermarket 08:41 and I've seen people just break down. 08:44 I remember when I lost Arthur and I, 08:47 we had, no, we had the fire. 08:49 This is before Arthur passed. 08:50 My building, my prior building, 08:53 where I was renting burned down 08:56 and I had to go into a store to buy some supplies. 09:01 And I literally just collapsed on the floor. 09:03 Like I looked at an ink pen and I collapsed. 09:06 I said, "How do I do this again?" 09:09 And I said, "I just can't do this." 09:11 And I said, "Lord someone, 09:12 I need someone to pray with me right now." 09:15 And just out of nowhere, someone came and said, 09:18 "Are you all right?" 09:19 I said, "Can you just pray with me?" 09:21 I mean, even this morning 09:24 I was coming in with a lot of things 09:26 and I needed some assistance, but the young lady, 09:30 a young lady in the another business, 09:32 you know, in the building, she said, 09:34 "Can I get you some water?" 09:35 And I said, "No. 09:37 I said, but I could sure use a hug right now." 09:39 And she hugged me. 09:41 And then, you know, the staff from 3ABN Dare to Dream, 09:44 came down and helped me bring my things up. 09:46 But we've got to be ready to step in, you know, 09:50 and give that tender healing. 09:52 Let's talk about your walk with Christ. 09:56 You are a Seventh-day Adventist. 09:58 You are our personal ministry leader. 10:00 I see you up there every Sabbath leading out. 10:03 What is personal ministry all about? 10:06 Personal ministries is everyone. 10:08 It involves, it encompasses everyone in the church because 10:13 every ministry in the church, 10:15 people think that you're in office 10:17 and only you're supposed to do this. 10:20 It's everyone. 10:21 And what I do is remind people, 10:26 remind the different ministry 10:28 leaders that we need to come together. 10:30 Remind our church members that you're a part 10:34 of this body of believers. 10:35 It's not one person leading out. 10:38 It's everyone. It's, it takes us all. 10:42 You know, it's that personal touch. 10:44 It's you talking to a neighbor. It's you handing out a track. 10:48 It's you holding a door. 10:49 Yes. 10:51 You know, all of that is a ministry, 10:53 so let's make it personal. 10:55 You're so friendly. 10:57 I see you at the, in the corridor, 10:59 in the vestibule. 11:01 You're just, hi, hi, just speaking to everyone. 11:04 And it's a special bond with Christ you have to have. 11:09 You know, why do you love God? 11:11 Why is He in your life? 11:14 Because He's brought me through so much. 11:17 He's brought me through so much, 11:19 you know, I was in an abusive relationship 11:24 and I died. 11:27 I literally died and He brought me back. 11:30 What do you mean you literally died? 11:32 I mean, I literally died. 11:36 Your heart beating, your husband? 11:37 My husband. Yes. 11:39 Did he, was it physically? It was physical. 11:43 And you died after when you arrived at the hospital? 11:46 I had no vital signs. 11:49 No vital signs. 11:51 So I had to learn to do things differently, 11:55 learn to think differently. 11:59 It was just an experience and I know without Him, 12:03 I couldn't have made it. 12:05 So the Lord allowed you to live. 12:07 To live. 12:08 After there was no vital sound, signs. 12:10 And you were pronounced dead, it was done. 12:13 I wasn't pronounced. I just had no vitals 12:15 No vital signs. 12:17 And so at that time, when you awakened, 12:21 you were in the hospital? I was in the hospital. 12:24 Didn't know how I got there. Didn't know anything. 12:29 So as a result of that, 12:30 I still have some residual effects 12:33 where sometimes I'm left with headaches 12:36 and sometimes I might lose sight or speech. 12:41 However, He brings me through every single time. 12:46 So He's brought me through so much. 12:48 I am just baffled because here 12:49 I go to church with you every week, 12:52 every Saturday, unless one of us is away. 12:55 And I never knew this about you. 12:57 And I don't know if you've ever shared your testimony 12:59 or I'm honored to be able to be sitting in front of you 13:03 right now, to look at this woman who smiles. 13:07 You don't understand. 13:08 I see this woman smiling every Sabbath. 13:11 I mean, when we're both there greeting people, 13:15 standing up in front of the church at 11:20, 13:17 11:25 personal ministry time, delivering books, 13:22 delivering this, doing this. 13:24 And I had no idea. 13:25 See, this is why, you know, judge not to be judged. 13:28 We don't know someone's story. 13:31 We can look at someone and say, well, why are they doing that? 13:34 Why are they acting that way? Why do they walk that way? 13:37 It could have been an injury. We just don't know. 13:40 We need to stop and extend ourselves in a loving manner. 13:46 You know, I just tender healing, tender healing. 13:50 Yes, definitely. 13:52 So this is why you better shout. 13:54 This is why you love the Lord. 13:55 This is why I love Him. 13:56 And this is why you serve Him. 13:58 This is why I serve Him. 13:59 You know, with having children and grandchildren, 14:03 the Lord has protected from various things, 14:08 various illnesses. 14:10 He brought my daughter through, 14:12 my oldest daughter lost a child last year. 14:14 Oh, I'm so sorry. 14:16 And He brought her through that from thinking about 14:19 not being here anymore 14:21 and her not believing, 14:25 He turned her into a believer because He brought her through. 14:31 Did you attend Oshkosh? I did. 14:33 Just wait a minute. Yes, I did. 14:36 What did you know, is that a part of personal ministry? 14:39 Does that fall, because all the ministries fall under that? 14:41 They do. 14:43 So what were you doing? I'm speechless. 14:46 At Oshkosh, I was a camp nurse, also a chaperone, 14:51 also kitchen assistance. 14:55 So whatever was needed, that's what... 14:57 Name it, you were there. I was there. 14:58 And you know I didn't think about that they needed nurses. 15:02 Because the only thing you know could happen to those children 15:04 or an adult, you know, were there any casualties 15:08 or everything was kind of quiet? 15:10 Praise God, City Temple had no casualties. 15:13 Yes. We had no casualties. 15:14 I did have occasion to visit other camps 15:18 and they were having some issues. 15:20 I delivered some of our ACE reps 15:23 and you know, so... 15:24 In that way you could. Exactly. 15:26 That's a blessing. Exactly. 15:28 Oshkosh was a blessing. 15:29 Why was Oshkosh a blessing for you? 15:31 It was a blessing because 15:33 this was the second time in my life 15:34 that I've ever gone tenting. 15:37 Never gone tenting. Tenting. 15:39 Did you hear her say tenting? Tenting. 15:41 Yes. 15:43 In a tent, outside, you know, you go to camp meeting, 15:45 you stay in it in the cabin. 15:47 No, in a tent. In a tent. 15:50 Porta Johns, community showers. 15:53 It was an experience. Yes. 15:55 Let me go back and let you know what Oshkosh is. 15:59 It's the annual gathering, they meet every five years. 16:02 Every five years. 16:03 Every five years in, at Wisconsin. 16:05 At Wisconsin. 16:06 And this is where all our pathfinders and all our... 16:10 Are the adventurers also are involved? 16:12 There are some adventurers there. 16:14 But it's mainly for the pathfinders. 16:15 Yes. 16:17 And they gather, and they earn their badges 16:19 and they learn about Christ and they learn how to survive. 16:23 I was a pathfinder, 16:24 'cause I used to get in trouble all the time. 16:27 And I was always on punishment for the big trip. 16:30 My mother would get me with that. 16:32 All right. 16:33 And she would let me go and go and go and give her, 16:35 she would give her a tender healing. 16:37 She would make deposits. 16:39 And then she would make one withdraw. 16:40 Okay, with that belt. Yes. 16:42 She said, I see that belt's not working on you, Kim. 16:45 So she would take the big events away from me, 16:49 like yes. 16:51 And I, then I learned to keep my mouth closed. 16:53 I stopped talking back, stopped doing things 16:56 that were disrespectful. 16:58 And I got tired of that belt. So my dad would not whip us. 17:03 My dad would not whip me and my sister. 17:05 She was just so good and nice. I didn't like her at first. 17:09 And then as she was just a little bitty baby, 17:12 I said, well, she can't talk. 17:14 So my mother taught me tender healing, 17:17 how to control what I did so that I can be involved 17:21 with the pathfinders more. 17:23 And so, but she had to use 17:24 that technique to help me to develop. 17:27 I want you to know, I have been to camp meeting, 17:30 I still attend camp meeting. 17:31 I lived in a tent for six years at camp meeting. 17:35 Really? 17:36 And there were no Porta Johns. 17:37 We had to walk to the main house, community showers. 17:41 We lived on the grass, our sleeping bag and blanket. 17:46 There were no cots. 17:48 So yes, I am a survivor of tenting, all right? 17:52 Praise God. And I do plan. 17:55 If it's all in God's will, I plan to attend Oshkosh 17:59 the next five, the next one. 18:00 Please do. 18:01 And I've heard so much about it, 18:03 as they say it's an amazing experience. 18:04 It is. I plan to be there. 18:06 All right? We'll go tenting together. 18:08 All right? 18:10 Let's talk about your favorite scripture. 18:12 You said you had a couple of favorite scriptures? 18:14 Yeah. What are they? 18:15 Well, one is, "In the beginning was the Word 18:17 and the Word was God." 18:19 So the reason why that's my favorite scripture 18:24 is because in the beginning was the Word 18:27 and the Word was God. 18:29 That says it all. 18:31 That says it, in the beginning and the end there's God. 18:34 That's it. That's it. 18:35 That's it. It's non-negotiable. 18:37 It's non-negotiable. 18:38 In the beginning, the middle, the end. 18:40 That's it. 18:41 And is there another scripture that you really lean on? 18:43 "The word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path." 18:48 Yes. So again, the Word. 18:52 The Word. It's about the Word. 18:54 If you allow the Word, open the book, 18:58 allow the Word to be your guide, 19:00 no matter what you're going through in your life. 19:02 If you open that Bible, that scripture will be there. 19:06 He will place that. Therefore you just open it. 19:10 Let's go back to something, you know, in mental health, 19:13 you deal with that also. 19:15 Yes. And the stress on your job? 19:17 Let's talk about the stress on your job? 19:20 What kind of stress do you endure? 19:22 It's stressful, not with the patients 19:27 because the patients are wonderful. 19:29 Our parents are wonderful. 19:31 Sometimes during times of crisis, 19:34 when they lose a child, it becomes a bit challenging. 19:39 However, we have a good support system. 19:42 Yes. 19:43 We have a really good support system. 19:45 The nurses come around, they'll help you out. 19:48 We have pastoral care that's available. 19:52 They'll help you out. 19:53 And then during the day, all during the day, 19:57 I constantly pray. 19:59 Just pray, pray, pray, pray, pray. 20:01 Because I know you've the chaplain 20:03 where they can go and pray. 20:05 There's a place they can go, 20:07 but to have that human touch there. 20:09 So this is why it's so important that you 20:12 study your Word, you know your Sabbath school lesson. 20:16 And when you stand in front of us, 20:18 you are a person and personal ministry leader 20:22 to be able to say that please get involved in our 20:25 church ministries and because there's, 20:27 Felicia, do you agree that there's something 20:29 for everyone in the church? 20:30 Almost definitely. Why do you believe that? 20:33 No matter what your age, you can be a baby, 20:36 you know, you have a role in the church. 20:39 Your role in the church is to deliver happiness, 20:43 to let you know that there's life. 20:46 You know, this baby represents life. 20:49 And you look back at this baby and remember, 20:52 you might not remember when you were that small. 20:55 However you remember your children, 20:57 your grandchildren, 20:58 and a senior citizen will look at a baby and smile, 21:02 no matter what's going on. 21:03 You can't look at a baby and not smile. 21:06 Yes, that's true You can't. 21:07 So we all have a role. 21:09 We all have a role. You know. 21:10 Those seniors who think no, I can't do anything. 21:13 Yes. You can do something. 21:16 We have telephone ministry. 21:18 We have where you can mail things out to people. 21:22 We have a book ministry, we have a mentorship ministry, 21:27 which we are going to get started because you have your 21:30 younger people and you have your older people. 21:33 Your older people have history. 21:35 Your younger people have technology. 21:38 Your older people want to learn how to work technology. 21:41 My aunt is 90 years old 21:43 and she has mastered social media. 21:46 I talk to her more on social media 21:50 than I talk to her by telephone. 21:52 If I want, if I need to reach my 90 year old aunt, 21:55 I have to reach her on social media. 21:57 Praise God. It's amazing. 21:58 She said, reach me on social media. 22:00 All right? Okay. 22:01 And so let me ask you this. 22:03 I want to see implementing in our church 22:06 and our personal ministry, a program to help 22:09 with domestic violence. 22:11 We need a program, Felicia, dealing with grief. 22:13 When I lost my mother, my father, my brother, 22:18 now my husband, I had to start my own program, 22:22 Live To Be Well. 22:23 I have a women's program because there wasn't an outlet 22:27 for me at any of our churches 22:30 and I'm not bashing our churches, 22:31 but we need to really raise the bar. 22:35 And so if you're the person I need to come to, 22:38 you know, we're doing a program coming up soon 22:40 for domestic violence, 22:42 but I would like to offer my services 22:45 and my colleagues services 22:47 free of charge to implement a workshop, 22:51 a training once a quarter, 22:54 you know, and also like I did, 22:57 I was a Sabbath school superintendent 22:59 and we incorporated domestic violence into the Sabbath 23:02 school because I think it's important to mention 23:05 what those statistics are. 23:07 And you, weren't you one of my speakers for domestic violence? 23:10 I'm going to talk to you about that. 23:12 All right? 23:13 Here you are asking me for all the information in a flyer and, 23:16 but I did know your story, you know, 23:18 and I am just willing to share my gifts 23:22 and talents within my church. 23:24 So how many other people at City Temple 23:27 and other churches have been involved with domestic violence 23:31 and we don't know or are in it right now 23:34 and they don't have anywhere to go. 23:37 So I had to start my own program, 23:39 but I need people to minister to me, 23:42 pour into me. 23:43 And so, I will be calling you to see 23:46 how we can implement this in City Temple. 23:49 And I want to encourage all our viewers to think 23:52 about implementing this. 23:54 If you are the personal ministry leader of your church, 23:57 let's review the ministries of the church. 24:00 Can we think outside the box? Can we do that, Felicia? 24:02 Yes. 24:04 What does that mean to think outside the box? 24:06 It means to do something that hasn't been done. 24:09 To do something that's not traditional. 24:12 So often we have to stick is like this is by the book. 24:17 It has to be like this. 24:18 If it's not in here, uh-uh-uh, no. 24:21 So we need to get beyond that 24:24 and realize that those methods that were utilized in 1932 24:29 are no longer effective right now. 24:32 We have to meet the needs of the congregation. 24:35 I remember when I started God's Hands of Praise 24:37 and some of the members on the board, 24:40 they were like, we don't need sign language. 24:43 There's no one hearing impaired in our church. 24:45 But what if someone came to our church? 24:48 What if we put it on the website 24:50 that we offer these services? 24:52 I am a sign interpreter. 24:54 I'll, I'm offering my services free. 24:57 And sure enough, I never forget a young lady that was visiting 25:00 Detroit from Boston was looking for a Seventh-day Adventist 25:04 Church with interpreting and she came 25:09 and she joined God's Hands of Praise. 25:11 She did her undergrad work here 25:14 and she was with us for three years. 25:17 And I was her interpreter for church every Sabbath. 25:20 I even turned down speaking engagements 25:22 because I had to make sure I was there at church for her. 25:26 Then I trained other members of Hands of Praise, 25:30 not just to do songs, but to do sign language, 25:33 American sign language. 25:35 Now look how the choir has grown. 25:38 How it's ministered in people? Definitely. 25:41 I had a lady call me the other day. 25:42 Are you still providing sign language interpreting, 25:45 interpretation for the church service? 25:47 I said just tell me what you need, 25:50 because we have to think outside the box, 25:53 we need to provide ministries. 25:56 Last week we had officer appreciation, 25:59 prison ministry thinking outside the box. 26:02 I even told Chaplain Berry and he was a guest on 26:06 Live To Be Well. 26:07 I say, okay prison ministry. 26:10 Sure, boring, okay. 26:13 When he started naming those statistics, 26:15 I took my phone off out and I was recording 26:19 and I told him, I apologize for just 26:23 judging because it wasn't my pastor up speaking. 26:26 So we have a tendency to leave church 26:28 if it's not who we want to speak. 26:30 Yes. 26:31 And God has a word for us, does He not? 26:32 Yes, He does. 26:34 And He can speak through all of us. 26:36 We just need to open our eyes, open our ears and listen. 26:39 And open our heart. Yes. 26:41 And that's what I'm doing more. I'm opening my heart. 26:43 Final words about anyone 26:45 who's thinking about becoming a nurse. 26:48 What would you say? 26:49 I would say, just bring it, bring your passion, 26:54 bring your love. 26:57 Just bring it. 26:58 Just know that this is a commitment. 27:01 It's not glamorous like you see on TV. 27:05 This is a commitment and it gets real 27:08 and it gets real, real fast. 27:10 So find yourself a program. 27:12 Get into that program, find yourself a hospital, 27:16 come down to our hospital 27:18 where we have an excellent student nurse program 27:21 and we mentor you through. 27:23 So... That's beautiful. 27:25 Well, I want to thank you for so much 27:27 for being on Live To Be Well. 27:29 Thank you. May God continue to bless you. 27:31 I just want to say that in tender healing, 27:34 it starts in our hearts 27:36 and with a connection with Jesus Christ, 27:38 God will lead you into your career path. 27:41 Those who are thinking about becoming a nurse 27:44 like Ms. Felicia, and also let's not judge others until 27:49 we know their story. 27:51 I am so happy that I've learned so much about 27:53 Ms. Felicia today that I never knew. 27:56 This is why I love the Dare to Dream Network. 27:59 I love the opportunity to bring the stories to you. 28:03 Remember, you're not living 28:05 until you live to be well in Jesus Christ. 28:08 I'm Dr. Kim, God bless. |
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