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A woman, a stranger from ARIZONA responded to a request that went out from Regina’s faith community to single adults in Portland, Oregon. It was the third week of October. In response to Regina’s request to understand why this stranger was interested in helping her, Emily (25yrs old) replied that she’d been praying (sending thoughts into the universe❤️) for so long and for so hard to know, “What is my purpose, Where should I go, who should I serve, and likewise, who should I let serve me for those blessings.” In the last week of August, Emily related that she’d gotten the answer to her “Where was she supposed to go" question! 

“Oregon, at the end of October.” 

So clear and powerful was this answer, that she immediately quit her job as a nanny and prepared to go—praying (meditating) to know the “who was she supposed to serve" answer. One month and three weeks later, a friend in Oregon forwarded the letter about Regina, a woman crushed with a disabling case of Lyme disease, a mother in need of help. Upon receiving the letter, Emily received confirmation that this was the family she was supposed to help! One week later, at the end of October, she arrived and did the things that caused Regina inhumane torture to do herself. 

Four months after her treatment resumed, Regina who had been debilitated for twelve years—went into remission. She’s confident that the gift of Emily was a BIG PART of her healing process. 

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In January 2020, Regina felt inspired,

 "To do for other women what Emily did for her for women of all races, religions and sexual orientation where she lived.”

TWO WEEKS LATER

She had the strongest feeling, like a thread in the universe, to reach out to Wren Sparrow, (Ph.D.), a woman she'd never met in person and hadn't talked to in nearly two years. What she had no way of knowing was that Wren had recently made peace within herself that when her money ran out at the end of February, it was going to be the end for her too! She'd suffered into the realm of the inhumane far too long and had felt been beaten down in her family and in the medical community far too much. (See Prisoner in Her Own Body)

It wasn't easy to convince her to change her mind.

But the great news is that Wren not only came to Regina’s home, she set off across the country declaring the words of Alexander Pope,  “Hope Springs Eternal In The Human Breast.”