Episode Thirteen: The Language of Miracles: Haley and Misty’s Spiritual Triumphs
In this special episode, hosts Haley Hatch Freeman and Misty Smith share their personal experiences with miracles and divine interventions. Misty recounts a profound moment during a trip to Costa Rica where she rediscovered her cultural heritage and utilized her Spanish-speaking skills to connect with others through the Spirit. Haley shares two impactful stories from her past: a moment of clarity that prevented a dangerous medical procedure, and the assistance of an angel for the title of her book.
Haley and Misty
Trigger Warning: This episode briefly mentions suicidal thoughts and eating disorders.
Misty and her husband on their trip to Costa Rica
Costa Rican Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Sisters after Special Relief Society
Haley after she had gained 35-40 lbs. during her recovery from anorexia.
Haley, during her recovery from anorexia.
Haley, one year after being hospitalized for anorexia.
Haley’s book, A Future for Tomorrow available on www.haleyhfreeman.com
Transcript
Intro: [00:00:00] Welcome to Latter-day Miracles, where we share true stories of angels and marvels. Get ready to enjoy accounts from everyday people that remind us of divine love, that we're never truly alone, and the power of faith in these latter days. I'm Haley Hatch Freeman. And I'm Misty Smith. Sit back, open your heart and prepare to be inspired.
Haley Feeman: Welcome to Latter-day Miracles. Today we have a special episode of Misty, and I sharing some of our miracle stories that we thought would be fun to share with you. So I'm gonna have Misty share her story first, but
before that, I wanted to share a few things with you guys. If you were wondering when our episodes air, it will always be the second and fourth Wednesday of the month. So if you're wondering second and fourth Wednesday, you'll be able to catch us. And we usually have 'em air in the morning at eight o'clock is when [00:01:00] they will launch.
If you have a miracle story that you would like to share with us, big or small. It doesn't matter. Don't feel like your miracle isn't grand enough or anything like that. We would love to share your story. So reach out to us. You can reach us at latterdaymiracles.net.
That's our website. Or you can send an email to Latterdaymiraclespodcast@gmail.com. Or you could find us on social media and send us a message that way. We would just love to share your stories. Okay. I would like to start with sharing a really cool, message I found on Instagram, it was actually reposted by, um, an Instagram page called Women Who Choose Faith.
And I I love that.
Misty Smith: Mm-hmm.
Haley Feeman: I love that. Women Who Choose Faith. Anyway, it was by our prophet's wife, Wendy Watson Nielsen, it was titled Ask for Angels to Help You. She said, [00:02:00] without intending to sound too dramatic, Elder Holland's six words changed my life. Ask for angels to help you.
The council changed my prayers. It changed my understanding of the very real help from heaven. How do we pray and ask God for angels to help us? Now, I'm not talking about praying to fantasy angels with wings. I'm talking about praying for Heavenly Father, for those on the other side to be dispatched. I love that dispatched.
Mm-hmm. You can ask for those angels to literally be dispatched to come and help you with whatever you're going through. She goes on to say, so could you use a little more help in your life? Ask for angels to help you with whatever you need. So I just thought that was really powerful coming from the prophet's wife, saying how much that changed her life.
She realized she could ask for angels to help her. I have a testimony [00:03:00] that is true, and that has been something that has changed my life as well. All right, so I'm gonna, let Misty go ahead with her miracle story now.
Misty Smith: I love that, Haley. I
love that whole thing because that's obviously what our podcast is about, and I think it's been so much more prevalent, lately, is that the adversary is so strong.
As well as angels. And so it's a good thing to know that you can ask. Um, and then I love that you also touched on miracles, big or small, because mine is a more small miracle. And obviously at the beginning we wanted to share our big moments, our moments that you, we feel we could be vulnerable and connect with you and show you that we are real people that
you have them walking around you. Um, but today I've, okay, so this has actually been a while. I felt like I've needed to share this story and I shared it in sacrament. I dunno if [00:04:00] I did do just this one time during a testimony meeting. But, um, let's try. So I guess a little bit of background, which I think, you know by now, I love a little bit of background and, um, my background is
a little bit vulnerable. It's a little scary to share. But all growing up I struggled with the Hispanic culture. It's my culture. Um, and I struggled because I had some difficult family trauma that had happened. And so I felt like if I just rejected all parts of the culture, including speaking Spanish, it would help me.
Just distance myself from the pain. I guess that's the best way to explain it. And that might actually explain a lot of me to those who meet me now because they're like, wait, didn't you grow up speaking Spanish? And I'm like, yes, I did, but I kind of pulled away and it kind of explains why some of my [00:05:00] kids also struggle speaking, but we'll touch base on that.
I promise there's a reason why I'm telling you this. So, um. My miracle story actually starts with fun. So my, my husband, his job was able to take us to Costa Rica on a trip back in 2019, beginning of the year, January. So it was so good to get away from snow and cold and just go to Costa Rica and was just us adults.
So kids stayed behind. While we were there, we just did all the fun things with all his coworkers. We got to know each other so much better, and we played water and we ate out, and it was just fun and enjoyable.
So on Sunday we decided to take a step back from all the fun and we wanted to immerse ourselves in the LDS culture in a different area, [00:06:00] and it would be fun to get to know the locals in the area. We were in the high tourist area, so we obviously were like, we don't know how it will be, but. We went with a few other coworkers and when we walked in it was just this small church building and, and you could see the locals, they were so sweet and so kind.
But as we were walking in, there was a lot of English speakers from all over, and I could just hear the whispering amongst the locals saying, um, in Spanish there's a lot English speakers and we don't know if we could handle, like they're trying to find translators and all stuff. Anyways, the great thing is the sacrament is always the same at any LDS church you go to.
And so they began with their announcements and all their stuff and all the English speakers just sitting there. We took the sacrament. They sing the hymns in [00:07:00] Spanish, which I knew, you know, but I was shy because of my past. I just kept that to myself. And then as sacrament ended, I was whispering to Alex.
I was like should we go? And he's like, no, we're gonna go to the whole thing. And I was like, okay, let's do it. So we go and it's, it's a small building. It literally is just like the sacrament area. And I have a picture that kind of shows a little bit of that, and then it has like the divider and it's just the one back room.
So I guess the men and the priesthood were in the front and maybe the kids had a little room on the side or something. And all the women were in the back, but I could hear them whispering in Spanish. And you could tell the stress on them. And they were like, how are we gonna handle
translating not just to one or two people. Obviously, you could tell it's a tourist area, so they knew how to handle a few people, but there [00:08:00] was just such an immense amount of people that came from America and different parts that all spoke English and they were getting nervous, and I just stayed mum. Even though I knew Spanish, I'm like, I don't.
I don't wanna do like I don't want to, 'cause I'm shy and not only shy, but it was, I'm shy to connect with that part of my past. Mm-hmm. So I waited and I felt the spirit started pinging me and started like, you know, like Misty, you know, better anyways, so I scooched right over thanks to my husband also, he just kind of nudged me.
He's like, you know what to do, and I spoke up and I was able to let them know I knew enough Spanish to be able to converse, translating a whole lesson...
I don't know if I could do. But I felt the spirit and so I was like, I'm just gonna try. We just go for it. So they decided because of our [00:09:00] enormous amount of people, we should form a circle. And they were so grateful that I was there. And I sat next to the teacher and there was a circle, and the circle went from wall to wall of women.
And I had got to know some of them already. They're from Alabama or other places, I dunno. And we were all sitting there and she starts telling her talk. Well, I said a little prayer, obviously. I had a prayer in my heart because I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm translated to all these women.
I want, to give due diligence to her lesson. So I said a prayer, and so I was saying a prayer. She starts. Saying her lesson, it clicked, that I just had read this very same lesson,
Haley Feeman: woah
Misty Smith: just earlier that week, and it was so pressing to me that I was just like, okay, I think it was like late at night too when I was, okay, I'll just read it and it [00:10:00] stood out to me.
It was such an intense story that I was like, uh, um, it was a conference talk. I actually, I don't even remember it right now. Like, I'm like, what conference talk was it? But at that moment I knew that I had just read it a few days ago and I'm like, goodness, this is gonna help me. 'cause I know where it goes.
And I'm like, okay. And this was all before the church had switched over to all of us kind, you know? It was January of 2019, so it was before
Haley Feeman: Right.
Misty Smith: And that release was later that year.
Haley Feeman: Wow.
Misty Smith: Anyways, so. I was like, oh, thank goodness. Okay, I got this. And we started, she started teaching and she was teaching through me to all the English speakers.
As we sat in that room, I could just feel the spirit. I had to take moments for myself. I remember, um, [00:11:00] because I couldn't believe that I was translating. Hmm. I was using a gift that I didn't want, and by the end of that whole lesson, there wasn't a dry eye in that room. We all felt the spirit. She was a wonderful teacher.
I only repeated what the spirit wanted me to, and it was, her whole lesson was just amazing. And. As we finished, she turned and she was like, um, thank you so much. You can tell that the spirit spoke to all of us. And I remember thinking like, holy cow, I did that. You know, like I, I was able to do it and. So connecting.
It was so connecting that [00:12:00] afterwards, all of us, like all of us tourists, all of us all the locals, there were, we were just this big group of women hugging one another. We didn't know each other. We didn't care, it's like we did know each other because of what we spiritually all went through.
Haley Feeman: Absolutely.
Misty Smith: And it was, it, that spirit was so strong. Anyways, it was incredible. Many left. And, some of the women there came up to me and they said, that has never happened like that before. And they wanted to take a picture of just a few of us stragglers there and a few of them. It was really neat to experience that and connect with them. And I, and I stayed in touch with a few of them for a while after. It was so fun to get to know them, but this all led me to be like, okay, that was neat. How do I share that with others? Like, I want other people to know how I felt.
Mm-hmm.
And we actually stayed [00:13:00] after church and connected with the bishop and everyone there for a couple hours because it was just so neat. Like, we just loved them and they like loved us somehow. It's just,
Haley Feeman: you just wanna stay in those moments.
Misty Smith: Yeah.
Haley Feeman: I know. I've had those feelings like at baptisms or mm-hmm.
In the temple, you don't wanna leave 'cause you just wanna soak in that spirit for as long as you can.
Misty Smith: Absolutely. And, and so we talked about that. And we talked about how, how it didn't matter what language we all spoke.
Haley Feeman: Yeah.
Misty Smith: By the end of it, we were speaking the same one language. And that's God's language.
Yeah. The language of love
and the spirit.
Haley Feeman: Yeah.
Misty Smith: The
spirit shared that and he was able to communicate with us and we loved over that and God loved us. And with the Holy Ghost, we all had that same level of communication.
Haley Feeman: Wow.
Misty Smith: And that, to me, sealed the truth of the church because [00:14:00] you could go anywhere in this world and you could enter the same church building an LDS church building and know what you'll be getting out of it.
Haley Feeman: Yeah.
Misty Smith: And that's a sacrament, the spirit if you allow it. And unity.
Haley Feeman: Yeah.
Misty Smith: And love within one another. Like if we're really sharing that, I don't know. So through through years I have, um, grown to study gifts. Because of that, and, and so I was able to pull some out, sorry I'm referring to my notes here, but I really love Elder Marvin j Ashton's talk, and his talk is there are many gifts and he says this, gifts aren't obvious talents, the unique parts of us that God plays there for us.
And we've discussed a lot on this podcast how everything angels, miracles. Aren't only for us. They are never only for us. And that is true with gifts,
Haley Feeman: right.
Misty Smith: Our gifts [00:15:00] are there to help one another. And doctrine covenants section 46, 11 through 12. It's main statement is everyone has gifts from God to bless others.
And then Matthew 25, um, chapter 25, 14 through 30, um. It's a story that asks us not to bury our talents, but to use them. So that kind of wraps around to my beginning my discussion of who I am more or less. And so I wanna read this. Sometimes our gifts don't feel like gifts at first, and sometimes we even want to hide them.
But God gave them to us for a reason. The little miracles in our lives often point us back to those gifts. They remind us that He sees us, He knows us, and He wants us to use what's inside of us to bless others. [00:16:00] So today I was thinking about that takeaway from that and um, and I was thinking for you listeners.
Maybe it'd be important to think of a part of yourself that you might be holding back or underestimating. What is that very gift that God is waiting for you to multiply in your life and for the life of others? So maybe think of of that, that thing that you might struggle with. And for me it was my very own culture where I came from.
Because of past pain, and I wanted to hide all of that, but I realize now I was only hiding part of what God gave me. So now as missionaries come home from their Spanish speaking missions, I welcome them and I don't [00:17:00] hide so much from that. I started learning the importance of teaching my children Spanish.
Not all of them as much, just because it's different, you know, learning a new language is hard.
Mm-hmm.
But, um, I, I just remind them of the, these very moments and, this miracle was just such a small moment in my life. It really wasn't anything grand, but it was grand for me. 'cause it changed my perspective, who I was and what I can bring to the table.
And so, if you know me, maybe this will help you understand why I struggle a little bit with Spanish when I go to speak it, but, um, I am so grateful for that very part of me that I was trying to hide, and I'm grateful I'm no longer hiding it. And, and God is so good and he knows us so well that he can work through us.
And the fact that I was the only translator there on that very day with an enormous amount of tourists [00:18:00] there, um, when they needed it, and we all left. Feeling loved and are a cup full, I think was what he wanted that day.
Haley Feeman: So, beautiful.
Misty Smith: Yeah, yeah. So good. And yeah, I just, I guess I wanna just leave that testimony is that God, God sees you, He knows you and.
I say that in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
Haley Feeman: Beautiful. Thank you.
Yeah, I love that.
Misty Smith: Haley,
I think you had something as well, right?
Yeah, so I was, obviously praying about what to share and two stories kind of popped into my mind. I was thinking of something more current. Mm-hmm.
But these are the stories that came into my mind and they, they're from a long time ago, but I'm like, okay, that's what you want me to share. I'll go for it.
So good.
Haley Feeman: Yeah. So they're actually stories that you can find in my book. Like she was saying, we have the [00:19:00] big miracles that we shared earlier, um, in our podcast episodes, but these are , the littler side miracles that happen, during this time.
So I'll start with I guess chronological order of them. So I guess a backstory,
Misty Smith: backstories are good.
Haley Feeman: A tiny bit. Most of you probably know by now if you've been watching these, these episodes, how I had an eating disorder and I had near death experience from that eating disorder.
When I was struggling with it, it really affected, and the full story isn't here, but it really affected my brain not being able to have the nutrients and the fat that my brain needed. I had to be put into the psych unit in the hospital. And for a really long time, they didn't think that my brain was gonna heal at all from the trauma because of how bad, all the damage that happened to my brain.
And here I was, I was 16, I was [00:20:00] a straight A student before this. Mm-hmm., And it affected my brain so bad that I didn't actually even know how to use a fork anymore. I didn't know how to feed myself. I didn't not understand even to do with a cup, what to do with a plate. I didn't understand what to do with a brush, like to brush my own hair.
And so my mom had to stay in the hospital and help me. And I had some pretty scary diagnosis at the time. So this is in here. At the beginning of most of the chapters in here, I have my actual journal entries, but then when I was in the hospital, I had the actual entries of the technicians and staff, of the hospital that were watching me, and here I have some of the diagnosis they had.
So I have a list here of the illnesses that, they have listed here. So it said, A chronic state of schizophrenia, severe protein calorie malnutrition. Mm-hmm. Hallucinations, prolonged post-traumatic stress disorder, anemia, abnormal results of the liver function and [00:21:00] acute delirium.
There was even more, but this was just on this one part here, and they were just worried that my brain was not ever gonna heal. They told my mom, first of all, they said that I probably wasn't gonna live because they were worried. Um, this was later. So I'd been in the hospital for several weeks at this point.
Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Because at first when I was admitted, they were worried that my heart was gonna stop. It is noted here about my liver, but they was worried about my liver and my kidneys when I first was put in my heart stopping. And so they didn't think that was even gonna survive.
But then once I started gaining a little weight they were thinking maybe I was gonna physically start to pull through, but my brain, they didn't think was ever gonna heal. And so they were trying to figure out what to do for my brain. And the doctors there told my parents that probably the only thing that they could do was this controversial treatment of, putting electrodes on my brain and putting 150 volt of
shock therapy that's into my brain. So, [00:22:00] wow. That's, so they wanted to do the electro shock therapy. Wow. Electroconvulsive shock therapy. And of course, that was very dangerous. And it could cause seizures. It could cause death, actually, memory loss, all these things. And this was, about, you know, 30 years ago.
So now I know that this treatment has improved a lot and it can help people mm-hmm. And I know it can really help and save a lot of people's lives now. But for me my brain was so, so damaged and here I was only 16 years old and they're telling my parents this is probably her last chance to get her brain maybe functioning again.
And my parents watched a video on it. They didn't feel very good about it. It was very scary situation. But at the same time they were watching me in these crazy psychotic, rants and hallucinations and all these problems, and they just didn't know if that was gonna be the answer or not.
And I didn't recognize my dad at times. It was very, very scary. So my mom was [00:23:00] praying. and praying and praying like, is this the right thing for us to do? Because they knew how sick my mind was and they thought, well, maybe this is the only answer. Maybe this is the only way that we can get her back.
So they knew that the psychiatrist that was going to perform this, procedure was coming in the next day to evaluate me. Mm-hmm. And he'd already had me scheduled to do this procedure that next Monday. And he came in to do the evaluation and, um, she saw that I was extra confused.
I was extra like just in my own world, I was like, at the time, like I said, I had moments of being catatonic. I had moments of just every psychotic behavior you can imagine.
Misty Smith: Oh my goodness.
Haley Feeman: And I was very agitated that morning and really bad off. And so she's like, oh, great.
You know, he's gonna wanna do it for sure. Yeah. That's how bad she. This morning, were you trying to, uh, like were parents just trying to not do it? Is that what, um, they were very, very scared of it. [00:24:00] Okay. And so they were hoping I wouldn't need it, but at the same time, they're praying for an answer. So they thought, well, if this is the answer, then we'll do it.
I see. But they didn't have a good feeling about it.
Misty Smith: Right.
Haley Feeman: And they were very scared of it. Because it is very dangerous procedure, especially where, like I said, my brain was starving for nutrients. My brain was very damaged at the time, and so they just didn't think that my brain would be able to handle it.
Mm-hmm. Okay.
And especially with just, a young developing brain, a brain already damage. Yeah. It was just very scary to them and they just didn't feel right about it. But at the same time, they were trusting these professionals . There were several doctors in the hospital saying this was my only hope and that they wanted me to do it.
Mm-hmm. So when the doctor in charge of actually doing procedure coming in to do the evaluation, it was up to him to Okay. It or not. Mm-hmm. So they knew it was all up to this. , His name was Dr. Brown. So my mom was praying all through the night for Dr. Brown to give the correct diagnosis if I should do this or not.
So he comes in [00:25:00] and then, and then she says another quick prayer. And then as soon as she did that I all of a sudden just snapped out of it.
I just started speaking perfectly coherent.
Misty Smith: Oh my goodness.
Haley Feeman: And I looked down at my arms, which were just a complete skeletal bones, and I go, oh no Mom, I'm so sorry. I can't believe I did this to myself. And I said, Mom, I should have listened to you and got help sooner. And I'm like, I'm so sorry. I'm so skinny.
I'm so sorry. I should have got help sooner. And I remember this.
Misty Smith: Wow.
Haley Feeman: So there's lots of moments in the hospital. I don't remember because my brain was so sick.
Misty Smith: Right.
Haley Feeman: But I remember this part. I remember sitting there and I remember thinking that, and I remember looking at my arms and I remember feeling regret and worry that I was so sick and that I was too far gone at the moment.
And I remember feeling sorrow, and I remember saying this. Mm-hmm. I had just that moment of clarity and [00:26:00] I was able to speak perfectly coherent. Mm-hmm. Perfect. And I was able to answer the doctor's few questions and then, he turned to my mom and said, there's no way I'm doing shock therapy on this girl.
And he said, she's gonna be, she's gonna pull through. And then he left. That was her answer. And I did, you know, obviously I did eventually get better, but yeah, look at you now. You're good . We had that miracle. So, um, that was her, her answer to her prayers that I had that moment of clarity.
And I did eventually go back into the psychotic moments and back and forth, but for that moment, her prayers were answered where I had that moment of clarity so that doctor knew that, that was not, that's not what I needed, is a shock into my brain. Which like, again, I know some people that can be the answer.
And nowadays, especially.
Misty Smith: Yeah, absolutely. I think it's incredible. Again I don't know if it's just my observations, I think I do this every episode, but I'm [00:27:00] like, okay, what are the ties? You and I like your mom and me. We were both praying for help. For answers for help through a moment.
And I'm sure one of the main reasons why she was able to get an answer is because she believed she would the faith that had to go into that.
Yeah.
I think, and not only that, but that's incredible. I wonder what angels were around you
Yeah.
To help you.
Right.
You know, like what had happened. That's just, that's
incredible.
Haley.
Amazing.
Haley Feeman: So now that you mentioned angels, the next story involves an angel. Um, so here we are a year later.
Okay.
And I have healed completely, a hundred percent doing awesome back to school, playing tennis on the high school tennis team, only a year later. Incredible. Yeah. Doing awesome. one thing that happened is as I mentioned I had a near -death experience and during that I was with my sister who had passed [00:28:00] away.
She had told me, her and my grandma had told me that one purpose I still had in life that I hadn't completed yet was I needed to write a book about, about my experience, about everything that I had went through. So a year later I started feeling promptings.
Like I needed to start organizing my thoughts and I needed to start, in the documentations and just get that process started. Mm-hmm. And I was feeling so overwhelmed. Like, you kidding me? Now? Yeah. I thought I would do that when I was like 40, but I kept feeling those promptings, uh, and I was feeling very overwhelmed. But this is the scripture that kept popping into my mind.
From the New Testament in Luke, it says, for with God, nothing shall be impossible. And I knew that to be true and I knew that God wouldn't ask me to do something that he wasn't gonna help me to do. And another scripture that kept coming into my mind was from first [00:29:00] Nephi and it says I will go and do the things which the Lord hath commanded, for
I know this is the part that I kept thinking about and remembering. I know that the Lord giveth no commandment unto the children of men save he shall prepare a way for them, that they may accomplish the thing which he commandeth them. And I knew that that was kind of my personal commandment, if you will.
My personal thing that I was, um, assigned to do in this life that I needed to do. I knew that Heaven father would not ask me to do it if he would not prepare a way for me to do it. And so every day that I sat down to type this and write this I would kneel down and, and pray, um, at the desk, um, when I would type it.
So I knew, I knew he was helping me with every word, and I knew I had angels around me supporting me to type it. But anyway, before that Uhhuh, I just, and I had that scripture every time in my mind He won't give any commandment that He won't help provide a way for me to do it. And so I just knew that that's how I was sustained to do this.
But before that after my [00:30:00] healing, a year later I was so overwhelmed thinking, well, what am I even gonna name my, but I can't even think of a name. How am I gonna write a book? Like, I was just like, I dunno how I'm gonna name
Haley Feeman: thing.
Haley Feeman: I was so caught up with feeling so inadequate to do this if I can't think of the name right. And so I just like, and I had been praying about help and I had been, I was fasting and fasting about this. Mm. And that night I was, um, laying in bed and kind of that in between asleep and awake.
And I feel like. 90% of the time I've had inspiration or angels coming it's during that sleep/ awake moment anyway. And then I was laying there and then all of a sudden I heard "A Future for Tomorrow." And at first I was kind of half asleep. Like, what? What's a future for tomorrow? Yeah. Yeah. And then I heard it again, "A Future for Tomorrow."
And then I'm like, wait, "A Future for Tomorrow" I like [00:31:00] this. What is this? Yeah. And then the third time, I felt my sister's presence. Okay. I didn't see her in my eyes. I felt her, but I knew her by now really well.
Misty Smith: Right.
Haley Feeman: And I knew it was Heidi coming and telling me the title of my book.
Oh. And so she just, she was there saying A Future for Tomorrow is your name of your book. And it made perfect sense because during the time of my disorder and things, I was very suicidal and I didn't wanna live, and I felt like I had no future for, for my life, and I didn't want to have a future. And when I was with her and my grandma, when they showed me all the things I was still to do on this earth, I felt they gave me a beautiful future for my tomorrow.
And I was so excited to return to Earth and to complete my mission. And so It made perfect sense of future for tomorrow. 'cause that is what they gave me when I was with them. And so my sister named my book.
Misty Smith: Oh, that's incredible. Love that.
Haley Feeman: Yeah. So, and then it was cool 'cause then I knew I was gonna be supported, you know, by these [00:32:00] angels with this journey.
So anyway, that's my other miracle story.
Misty Smith: Well, your book is incredible. So Haley came and spoke at a young woman.
Haley Feeman: Was it a girl camp? Mm-hmm.
Misty Smith: Yeah. And I was just like, oh my gosh, I wanna be her best friend. Years before. Yeah, I did. Yeah. That's, we gotta, yeah. Maybe that's the later discussion on, on our.
Push to get to know another and how this came.
Haley Feeman: That's true. That's another miracle story I think.
Misty Smith: Yeah, I think, I think we just need to remember that your small miracles will lead you to big miracles, and they might not be big miracles to other people, but they are big miracles in your life to your spirit, and who you become on this earth is because you acknowledge those miracles and God gives you those blessings.
So I love that, Haley. I love that you can literally show a book and your story, your title of your [00:33:00] book came to be through a miracle. I love that so much.
Haley Feeman: Yeah, absolutely.
So if you guys feel inspired or touched by this story and a name came into your mind of someone you feel like you should share this episode with, that was a prompting to say, maybe I should share this with so and so.
So share, share this episode and hopefully it might help somebody. And I thank you guys for joining us and for supporting us. And again, share your miracle stories with us. We'd love to share them with everybody.
Outro: Thank you for joining us on Latter-day Miracles. If you have a miracle story that you feel inspired to share, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us on our website at latterdaymiracles.net or message us on social media. Until next time, keep your heart open to the miraculous and may you feel the presence of angels in your everyday life
