These 101 miraculous stories of hope, faith, divine intervention & answered prayers will amaze you. Good things do happen to good people! You will be encouraged and uplifted as you read these stories about powerful hope, miraculous healing, divine intervention, messages from heaven, answered prayers and beating the odds, including: The mother of a Sandy Hook shooting victim who prayed for a sign that her son Jesse was okay and minutes later saw "Jesse & Jesus" written in the sky The businessman turned pastor who didn't believe in miracles until he laid hands on a paralyzed man who then walked into his office a few weeks later The brother and sister who were reunited in Australia 75 years after they were separated at a British orphanage during World War II The grieving daughter who fondly recalled her mom's appearance on Let's Make a Deal, went to the show, got picked from the audience, and won a new car The woman whose mother's voice forced her off a bench seconds before a tree fell on it, on the one-year anniversary of her mom's death And 96 more stories that will make you say "Wow!"

Take off your shoes, curl up on the sofa, grab your favorite drink, let down your hair, and get ready for some straight-from-the-heart girl talk from Emme!
In this frank, practical, and hilarious guide to getting through life's everyday emergencies, Emme's insider's eye and priceless connections will help you solve the dilemmas that come your way---no matter what!
To solve your Beauty Emergencies, you will learn:
- secrets from make-up artist Bobbi Brown
- the best body products you've never heard of
Say good-bye to your Fashion Emergencies with tips on:
- how to camouflage any figure flaw
- what to wear to make a knockout first impression
Find solutions to Romance Emergencies with:
- breakthrough methods for handling tough holidays from expert psychologists
- how to keep your friends close and circle the wagons
And avoid Lifestyle Emergencies with:
- party secrets from celebrity chefs and party planners
- tips to create the perfect living environment
Regardless of the kind of emergency you're facing, Emme comes to the rescue! And she calls on some of the smartest women around for "been there, done that" advice---women like Naomi Wolf, Aida Turturro, Trisha Yearwood, and Camryn Manheim. "Life's Little Emergencies" is the perfect companion for any woman driving along life's bumpy roads.

When I opened my eyes, I couldn t move. I couldn t talk. I couldn t breathe on my own . . . I stared at the cracked paint on the ceiling and thought, How did I get here? What happened? I didn t remember a thing. I didn t know that the night before . . . I d plummeted 75 feet off a cliff to the sand and rocks below. When my parents first saw me in the hospital with tubes stuck all over my swollen body and oxygen being pumped into my throat and lungs, they didn t recognize me. In those first 18 hours I had been heavily sedated, drugged and unconscious. But in my mind, I d been lost in a fuzzy, limbo space between reality and imagination. I remember hearing nurses moving around the room clattering objects and talking about me, saying things like, Those are strangulation marks on her neck . . . I had broken my neck and critically injured my spinal cord, had lacerations to my liver and spleen, and suffered severe traumatic brain injury. She ll be lucky to live through the night, one specialist told my mother. If she does survive, she ll mostly likely be paralyzed from the neck down and never breathe on her own and could possibly be brain damaged. She ll be a vegetable. My mother gave the doctors her own prognosis the correct one, according to her: I was told by a higher source that she s going to be fine. . . . You don t know the spirit inside that little girl, she told the doctors. I do. That girl can do the impossible. . . . Mom had it from a higher source that I was going to be fine, and the more I thought about it, the more I believed her. I knew that higher source was me. I wanted to walk and swim and climb and fly free on my bike again. I will not spend the rest of my life in this prison. The doctors didn t have faith in much recovery for me, and the Navy wanted to sweep my accident under the rug and pretend what really happened didn t. But as Mom had tried to tell everybody myself included they had no idea whom they were dealing with.