Granny Tells Her Story, and You Won’t Believe It!
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It is strange that the pains we hold on to from past hurts haunt us for a lifetime if we don't deal with them and let go of the grudges and bitterness. Most of the time we don't realize that childhood pain can ruin any future happiness we may be blessed with if we always are looking back.
The healing that Jesus brought to us on the cross was more than a physical one. The truth is that if we hold on to old hurts and childhood pain it will keep us from ever being truly happy. Jesus died so that we could have healing for the whole man, that includes the spirit, soul (mind-will-emotions), and the physical body.
I have seen people go to the grave with bitterness and unforgivness, and what good did it do them or anyone else? Most people I have known would change their lives in some way if they could go back in time. Since we are not afforded that privilege, we just have to lay it at Jesus' feet and take up our lives and follow after Him to have a better future than what the past gave us.
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This memoir begins with the story of a young girl who left an abusive home at the age of twelve, hopped a train box car, and began a life journey that led her down many paths.
Hilda Tosh, now at 84, shares her story of many childhood experiences, adult disappointments, and joys she found as her life unfolded and blossomed into a life of peace.
She shares about her three failed marriages, loss of her children and battle with cancer and suicide to come face to face with a loving God who would heal her broken heart.
,p>This story will make you laugh at times and cry at times. It will bring you to a place of understanding how in spite of who we are or what we think about our lives, we have a loving Father God who will see us through anything life brings our way.About the Author
,p>Hilda Tosh lived through an abusive childhood only to experience many disappointments in her adult life. The loss of her children, three failed marriages, and a battle with cancer caused her to turn to the only one who could pick her up out of her pit and give her hope for a fulfilling life. Hers is a story about overcoming hardships and personal tragedies to find peace through faith in Christ.
Hilda now lives in a small town in Arkansas.