Mary Vinson

I Came Through It All "I Kept the Faith" I Will Walk Again Mary Vinson

I Came Through It All "I Kept the Faith" I Will Walk Again This book was put and brought forth through pain and joy, it tells you how it begins, with the pain and then all of a sudden it happens... At the age of 3 years old, she was paralyzed from the waist down; a car accident threw a little girl back and back further in her life but she kept on believing that things were going to change. This book will help you to not let go of what you are capable of doing, or not to look at how it looks, but in what you believe in, with prayer in your heart you can go through anything. "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" (Philippians 4:13). It tells how she got started with Shriner's Hospital and how they stepped in and helped a little girl at the age of 8 years old, which took time and help a little girl. A man saw that she needed help for Christmas, (the sheriff of Orangeburg, SC, Doc, Shantay, and the rest of the staff). The sheriff, Doc, and Shantay went to the Red Cross in that city to inquire of some families for Christmas. At the same time the grandmother, Mary Vlnson, of Teyona, was so happy in doing something special for Teyona on Christmas, but did not have the money to do for her grandchildren, look how it happen that the family, the sheriff, and Shantay, of the same department picked their family and saw the application of what the grandmother had put in for her granddaughter Teyona and other grand's with her. This book will as well tell how Teyona got involved with Shriner's Hospital, as you know, and their assistant they did not know about, and the kind of help they offered, that was free, until a very kind man came by to see what all he could do for them on Christmas, and then he asks "what's wrong with the baby, Teyona?" Mary Vinson explalned what's wrong with Teyona and what had happen. Dan Ellis asked "Have you ever tried Shriner's?" Ms. Vinson replied, "Well, no, you see I didn't know about Shriner's and how they help people for free," so