And she's showing me the brain bleed.

And while she's showing it to me, I feel these hands on my shoulder telling me, I'm with you,

everything's going to be okay.

Several months later, I was telling my husband, remember you were in the CT scan room with me?

And he said, no, I wasn't.

He said, I wasn't there yet.

And to this day, I don't know who it was.

These warm, strong hands, it was so beautiful.

This is touched by heaven.

Everyday encounters with God those moments when heaven and earth collide.

And we see God, we see His hand reaching out to us, attempting to get our attention, inviting us into a closer relationship.

That's why we share stories of angel encounters, divine intervention, prophetic dreams, visions, near-death experiences.

I'm your host, Trapper Jack. Welcome.

I was just reading where for a story to be a great story, there are four elements, four key elements.

Number one, the person telling you the story, they need to give a little bit about their background, right?

What makes them tick? What's the upbringing?

Second comes the test, the challenge in the story. Third comes the seeking, the searching as the

story plays out. And then finally, the triumph. What is victory? Well, the storyteller in this

episode is Margaret. That's mom. And she's talking about her nine-year-old son. Is he really going through a stroke at age nine?

And so I ran back into the room and I looked at the screen and I saw the bleed on his brain.

An important element of this story is that Margaret is an ICU nurse.

And we were running down the hall with him.

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