I guess God picked me because he knew I could handle it. He gave me the strength and even when I didn't know it God knew it.

I want to be that person to treat someone's family members with dignity and respect at the worst time of their life. The way that I would

want someone else to treat my family or me.

Welcome to the Jesus Calling Podcast. Throughout the course of our lives, there are bound to be times that we look back and see,

or maybe even wish, that we might have made better choices. Our guests this week are well aware

of the consequences our choices have, but also recognize that our struggles are part of

the bigger picture the evolution of the person God is shaping and growing into the

very best person to be used by him we welcome author and RN, Tana Amen, to the show, along with three women from

the Jobs Partnership Organization in Peoria, Illinois, Cheryl Parks, Mila Brown, and Corday Rice.

First up, Tana Amman is a nurse, author, and vice president of Amman Clinics.

Being on the front lines of people's worst moments meant that Tana eventually had to face a deep

well of her own past trauma, including a difficult family history.

Tana spent years hiding her emotions and her pain deep down, and it wasn't until she met her future husband, Dr. Daniel Amen, that she began to realize

she was strong, not in spite of the things she'd been through, but because of them.

After she stopped running, Tana found true freedom when she realized God was more concerned with

her future than with her past.

And as she pursued total healing by opening herself up to God, she be claimed her emotional, spiritual,

and physical health as well.

I'm Tanna Aaman, Vice President of Aima Clinics.

I'm a nurse and author and a speaker, and most of all I'm a mother and a wife and a cancer survivor.

It's hard to be vulnerable.

It's hard to be vulnerable.

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