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Wake-Up Call Brings Miracle; Cardiologist Shocked
David has no memory of that week when his life hung in the balance. But he had an unforgettable experience that has impacted his life. “I had experienced an out-of-body experience... By Hazel Palmer For Jubilee News hpalmer@jubileenews.org
(Darragh, Pa) When you are diagnosed with A-fib and medications aren’t working to control your irregular heartbeat, the cardiologist usually recommends electrical shock therapy to be applied to the outside of your chest while under mild anesthesia to reset the rhythm of your heart. This was case for David Diable, but his heart still refused to go back into rhythm despite being shocked five times over a period of three to four months. David explained, “My doctors told me that the last resort would be a cardiac ablation surgery. Hybrid Cardiac Ablation is a procedure to scar or destroy tissue in the heart that’s allowing incorrect electrical signals to cause the abnormal heart
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rhythm. It’s done with a small fiber wire that is fished through the arteries into the heart to burn the spot of the heart that is receiving the bad electrical signals.” David was scheduled for surgery in April of 2012 on a Friday morning. But what was to be a five-hour surgery turned into an eleven-hour ordeal. “When the surgeons got into my chest and started the procedure, my heart didn’t like it.” David said. “They said my heart was irritable. They had to perform several more electrical cardioversions to try to get my heart back into rhythm. I spent that night in ICU for observation purposes. While they were scarring the back side of my heart, they burned through my heart into my esophagus in two places.” David now needed further surgery to repair his esophagus. He was told if bacteria from inside of the esophagus came out of the burn holes and went into his heart, it could kill him. Concerned, David’s wife Sharon asked the doctors if this had ever happened before and if so, what happened to those people. Her answer was that it had
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By Hazel Palmer For Jubilee News hpalmer@jubileenews.org
(Finleyville, PA) A husband and wife keep experiencing mind-blowing miracles on a regular basis in regard to health problems. The rule “Grandma’s Lap” of thumb is that “healing” is Helena Harn progressive and comes over a ”Pg. 5a period of time, whereas a miracle comes in a moment and is instantaneous, but miracles are becoming common place for Janet and Rick Bennett from Finleyville, PA. “A Loving Touch” They love to go to church Jan Siarnicki services and camp meetings ”Pg. 6a held by Evangelists Ted Shuttlesworth Jr. and Sr. Their most recent miracle occurred on April 23rd of this year at the camp meeting held in West Virginia. Both Janet and Rick “Love and Marriage” were once again healed inPastor Rena Perozich stantly. Pg. 7a Janet explained, “In January of this year was when it started. I would be walking along, and it felt like my hip in my ball joint were not connecting. It would hurt for a while. I “Times & Seasons Under thought, I was picking up my the Stars” Pg. 8a grandchild, and you know how you ride a child on your hip? Well, I thought maybe it was from that, but as the months
went by, I realized it was something more serious because when I would get up from a sitting position, all of a sudden, my leg would lock and it was getting worse as time went on.” When asked if she ever went to the doctor, her answer was: “No, because God has healed us from so many things!” It’s been Janet and Rick’s experience that “if the Holy Spirit reveals it, he heals it”! Janet recalled the time in 2014 when her retinas in both eyes were torn and she was instantly healed at a service with Ted Shuttlesworth Jr. (see box on pg. 3a) And now in 2019, they were planning to go to the “West Virginia Camp Meeting” held at Calvary Temple in West Virginia. Evangelist Ted Shuttlesworth Sr. would be there from Tuesday evening to Friday night beginning April 23rd, 2019, and Janet and Rick booked a motel beginning that Tuesday night. On that Sunday before the camp meeting however, Janet went to another church with her son in West Virginia. She shared her experience: “We were sitting in our seats and the pastor asked everyone to
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(Pittsburgh, PA) Bonny was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004 and knows all too well the fear of the unknown that comes with the diagnosis. “I began my radio job the end of 1984. I work for iHeart Radio station and I do traffic for six radio stations in the iHeart building from 5 a.m. till noon. I’m also a co-host for 3WS and interact with the guys, Johnny and Donnie. It’s very fun, but it also gives me a VOICE for what I do.” Bonny Diver is a breast cancer survivor and the founder of Hair Peace Charities, a non-profit organization that financially assists people going through cancer to purchase a wig. (see pg. 4a for more information) “The year 2003 was when I was diagnosed. We started ‘Hair Peace Charities’ at the end of 2004, so 2005 was really our first year.” Bonny and Jamie have been married for 30 years, and Bonny was 46 at the time the lump was found. “I had a mammogram every year since I was 40.” Bonny shared. “In that year, I fell off my horse. “We were jumping a fence and he stopped, but I didn’t. I broke my shoulder blade and as I was checking out my aches and pains and bumps and bruises, I found a lump in my breast, but I thought to myself: ‘That
couldn’t be cancer! I had a mammogram!’ But it was a lump that never showed up on the mammogram. When the doctors saw it and felt it, I think they knew what it was because I was sent for an additional PET scan. “I had a biopsy that was sent off to the lab and it came back positive for cancer. I had a sonogram which sees things a little differently than a mammogram, but If it wasn’t for the accident, there is no telling when the lump would have been found and then identified as cancerous. “Initially, you worry about the stigma of cancer and being labeled as someone who is sick, so I was really concerned about letting anybody know about it. But it was never really an issue. The weekend I was diagnosed, I was thinking things like: ‘People die from cancer. Is this what’s going to happen to me?’ I was fearful and confused about what to expect and what was going to happen next. “Because of my broken shoulder I couldn’t drive, so I asked one of the ladies in my neighborhood if she could pick me up and take me to church that weekend. I hadn’t told anybody about the cancer, so we went to church and the message was about a woman who had been well connected with the church who had passed away from breast cancer a few years ago. I thought ‘Really? Am
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