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    God's Amazing Hands
    God's Amazing Hands
    God's Amazing Hands
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    God's Amazing Hands

    By Cynthia Phillips

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    This book is about miracles. Pets of people, it can happen to anyone. Open your mind and then your heart and you will see. After reading your faith will grow in leaps and bounds.


    I was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma stayed there tilI was 5 then moved to Littleton, Colorado. Moved back to Tulsa after my 10th birthday. 


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliant Books Literary
    Release dateMar 31, 2023
    ISBN9798889451471
    God's Amazing Hands
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    Cynthia Phillips

    Cynthia Phillips, PhD, is a scientist at the SETI Institute and works at the Center for the Study of Life in the Universe. She received her BA in astronomy, astrophysics, and physics at Harvard University and her PhD in planetary science with a minor in geosciences from the University of Arizona. She has written for a number of technical publications in her field, including Science, Nature, Journal of Geophysical Research, and Icarus. She has also written articles on a more general level for newsletters at the University of Arizona and at the SETI Institute, and she’s prepared many official NASA press releases. She has taught astronomy to students from junior high to college and has given public lectures to general audiences. She is the coauthor of 101 Things You Didn’t Know About Einstein.

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      God's Amazing Hands - Cynthia Phillips

      God’s Amazing Hands

      Copyright © 2023 by Cynthia Phillips

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system without express written permission from the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

      Printed in the United States of America.

      ISBN

      979-8-88945-146-4 (Paperback)

      979-8-88945-147-1 (eBook)

      Brilliant Books Literary

      137 Forest Park Lane Thomasville

      North Carolina 27360 USA

      Original Painting by Cynthia Phillips

      Table of Contents

      Chapter 1: Nothings Ever Going to be the Same

      Chapter 2: Mema My Rock

      Chapter 3: Jail House Rocks

      Chapter 4: Mission Impossible

      Chapter 5: Cynthia Goes to the Fair

      Chapter 6: The Test of a Lifetime

      Chapter 7: Silvia Will Never Forget

      Chapter 8: Garden of the Gods

      Chapter 9: Fear and Trembling

      Chapter 10: Bridgette’s Fight for Life

      Chapter 11: The Hospital Inside the Hospital

      Chapter 12: God’s Miracle House

      Chapter 13: A Glimpse of Heaven

      Chapter 14: Healing of Breast Cancer

      Chapter 15: A Vision You Don’t Want

      Chapter 16: What Does this Mean?

      Chapter 17: Excited Why Not?

      Chapter 18: The Lords Protection

      Chapter

      One

      Nothings Ever Going to be the Same

      Cynthia writes; nothing within me could prepare me for this day. I never wanted this day to come if possible. But all the wishing in the world was not going to change this.

      It was Father’s Day, June 12, 2003, and my youngest son Sean was going off to California to be a Marine. This has been his dream for many years. My husband and I on the other hand tried our best to change his mind. But that was not to be. Our oldest son Kyle was married, living nearby but he would come along with us to the recruiter’s office with his wife, Virgie. We knew this would be the last we would see Sean for 12 weeks. Packed and ready to go Sean was excited as well as apprehensive. You could feel the anticipation as our son wondered what life would be like away from home and away from all he had ever known. There was sadness when Kyle left home to get married but happiness in knowing he would now be linked to a new addition-his wife. But with Sean leaving, I could only think of the possible dangers that could befall this vibrant young man. The Iraqi War was on and nothing was normal about this war. The TV was filled with the news about Iraq. It was heartbreaking to hear of the deaths of our boys and girls over there. And now our son was going over there.

      We had our last breakfast with him at a waffle diner across the road from the Mall where the recruiter’s office was located. The hour had come to send our son off to train as well as other family’s sons with hugs, handshakes, pictures, and tears.

      Before we knew it he was ready to leave with the others as they drove off, out of sight. I went into a deep, dark depression at this point. How am I going to handle this? What am I going to do?

      We got back to the house and it felt like part of my heart was gone. I walked around like a zombie with an unknown destiny. With a part of my heart missing and no known help, I chose to mow the lawn. This was a riding mower and if I could get my mind off of this boy it would be a miracle I thought. Anything would be easier than sitting in the house that’s for sure. So off I go, just me and the lawn mower with a half-broken heart. But as I rode on the mower, I began to cry. It was a culmination of all the hurt and pain plus the noise of the mower. What will happen to him, will he fight in this war, will he be killed, and will we ever have a normal life again? As this mowing went along something was at my right side staying with me everywhere I went! I looked to my right but I couldn’t see a thing, but I knew she was there! It was Mema, my maternal Grandmother. She had been dead for 32 years! How could this be? Am I

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