And one of the phrases in there is, I wrote it down, are my chains are gone, I bet is set free.

And I just remember just praying that for Hannah.

That's it.

She just needs to be set free.

And I need to be set free.

And our family needs to be set free from this.

And during the course of that walk, it's just interesting, but it's God.

That song came on three different times.

And by the end of that walk, I can almost audibly hear God say, I'm going to set her free.

Welcome to the Storytellers Live podcast, where everyday women share stories of hope found in Jesus.

I'm Robin, and I am here with Katie and Lindy, and we are your podcast host.

Today, we are bringing you a really unique story from a mom and a daughter.

So this is Hannah and Celeste from Tupelo, Mississippi.

Yeah, you know, it's funny.

Last week, we're coming off of Janie Giffin's story, who spoke about being on her knees for her children and how God would answer her prayers regarding each one of her children individually. And let me tell you, this is a great follow-up because Celeste talks just specifically about just falling on her knees and praying for Hannah. As you said, it's a very

unique perspective because you're going to hear a story from both sides, from Celeste Vantage Point

and Hannah's vantage point. So it's a little bit longer than our regular story. So maybe you go on a

really long walk or break it up and go on two walks to listen to this story. But it's definitely

one that you just don't want

to miss. I'm excited for you to hear it. Yes, and this story is so powerful because Hannah, the

daughter, with the addiction, starts off in the story that you're about to hear, but then also

you're going to get Celeste as the mom in her perspective. And so we actually recorded Celeste's story earlier and we thought, man,

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