Welcome to the Storytellers Live podcast where women share personal stories of God's love. I'm Robin and I'm here with Katie and Lindy. And today we are doing something a little bit different. We have a story from Delphine that was actually shared very early in our podcast. And we decided to bring it back. Marriage right now

continues to be something that people want to hear. It's something that many of you are

struggling with. And Delphine's story is amazing on walking through a divorce. And so we just

felt like the time was now. And I also want to tell you a little bit of

why we're doing a repost this week. And that is because this is Robin and my daughter had surgery

last week. And so it was just a time for us to take a little bit of a breather and bring back a story.

Stories never get old. They never get dated. And so it's time to bring back a story that was really powerful.

And also, I would appreciate your prayers for our family as we just walk through her healing process over the next few weeks.

Absolutely. You know, and I think, too, we have so many new listeners out there that haven't heard a lot of our older stories.

They are incredibly powerful like Delphines. I mean, I know, you know, I had already

listened to it, but listening to it again, you always pull out more truths, more reminders of

God's love and his faithfulness. And that's exactly what she does. She's a beautiful teacher

in how she tells her stories. So I really think you're going to enjoy it. And one quick thing is that

she does want her children's names anonymous. So you're going to enjoy it. And one quick thing is that she does want her

children's names anonymous. So you're going to hear some, some pauses throughout, especially the

beginning of the story when she's introducing herself and her family. And so just know that we

are honoring her request for some privacy. And so just know that that's what's going on.

So if you hear some just blank space, that's what that is.

And here is Delphine's story.

Morning.

So y'all, I work at Daxco and one of the, I speak for Daxco.

And so I'm fairly used to speaking.

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