Margaret Aranda

No More Tears (eBook, ePUB)

A Physician-Turned Patient Inspires Recovery

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In No More Tears, Dr. Aranda brings you with her to the tragic car accident that left her and her toddler daughter in harm's way. While her little girl remained untouched, thank God, Dr. Aranda spent the next twelve years in bed with a traumatic brain injury. At her worse, she was unable to walk or talk and could not even say the word, "the", and was left in a brain injury unit by herself. She lost everything the world holds dear and stands in the face of the evil one to claim that which belongs to all Christians.

In these pages, Dr. Aranda reveals her near-death experience, back - ashes from her upbringing, and how she received her miraculous healing touch from God. Go to the Stairway to Heaven with her, and see God's love and mercy as she returns to earth. And think of all that which never would have happened, had she not survived: six books later and without her return to medicine, over two thousand patients seen during the pandemic would have or could have died. She provides specific ways to create your miracle: Speak Life into Your Life, Saturate Yourself with God's Word, and See Yourself Whole. Read and speak healing Bible verses until it saturates your core. Speak your healing into existence. After all, God created light with his words, "Let there be light."

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MainSpring Books
• Seitenzahl: 338
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Oktober 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798891140080
• Artikelnr.: 69152820

Autorenporträt

Dr. Margaret Aranda is a Stanford and USC trained anesthesiologist and intensivist. By the time she was nineteen, she held a cosmetology and a real estate license. Five years later, she graduated California State University, Northridge Cum Laude in Cellular and Molecular Biology, then went to Oral Roberts University and graduated USC School of Medicine. Her anesthesiology residency and critical care Fellowship were completed at Stanford. Dr. Aranda then served as Assistant Professor and Attending Physician first at the University of Pennsylvania and as Interim Chief of Anesthesiology at the Philadelphia Veteran's Administration Medical Center.For a time before the car accident, she was Assistant Professor at UCLA. She then attained board certification and a Ph.D. in Forensic Science. After a prolonged recovery, Dr. Aranda recovered from a traumatic brain injury and currently holds a position as Certified Tribal Practitioner, placing natural healing remedies of mind, body, and soul ahead of Big Pharma.