Twenty-Seven: There Are No Mistakes: Mindy’s Miracle Stories
Hosts Haley Hatch Freeman and Misty Smith welcome Haley’s cousin Mindy, a BYU-trained nurse, to share experiences from her early years of motherhood. Mindy recounts receiving a strong impression in the temple to have other children. She felt overwhelming peace and the message “there are no mistakes” just before learning her baby, Tessa, had Down syndrome, and she describes subsequent support from ward members and family, including her mother sensing “grandmothers” present. Mindy shares later incidents where she believes Tessa was protected after being locked in a bathroom with running water, and where her son survived a significant fall from a window with minimal injury. She emphasizes praying always, sharing testimony despite anxiety, and that we are never alone because family members on the other side are invested in our lives.
Mandy Muse
Mindy and family when daughter Tessa was born.
Tessa
Mindy’s son
Muse Family
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Transcript
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.
[00:00:27] Haley Freeman: Welcome to Latter-day Miracles. Today, I'm so excited to bring my cousin, so it's gonna be a special episode. She reached out to me and said, I've been watching your podcast, and I feel like I have some stories that will be a great fit for your episode. So I'm excited. I haven't heard the stories yet, so I will be able to hear them right along with you.
And I'm gonna have Misty go ahead and read her intro and then we'll turn the time over to Mindy.
[00:00:55] Misty Smith: Alright. Mindy was raised in South Jordan, Utah and graduated from Brigham Young University in nursing. She married her wonderful spouse, Michael, in 2002 and relocated to Houston, Texas. There they have spent the majority of their marriage, her husband's job took them to Scotland for a few years and Dubai for four years.
Now they are parents of three beautiful children. Very cool. I'm excited to get to know you and any relative of Haley's.
[00:01:29] Haley Freeman: That's pretty cool that you lived in Dubai. That's pretty, I don't know too many people that got to do that.
[00:01:34] Mindy Muse: Yeah, it was exciting. It was fun. It was a good experience.
[00:01:38] Haley Freeman: Yeah.
[00:01:39] Misty Smith: Nice.
[00:01:41] Haley Freeman: So now we have you here, and now you're living in Texas,
[00:01:44] Mindy Muse: right?
[00:01:44] Haley Freeman: So we don't get to see you too often since we're in Utah, but at least you're back in the United States.
[00:01:51] Mindy Muse: Yeah. Yeah.
[00:01:53] Misty Smith: So, Mindy, what do you have to share with us today?
[00:01:58] Mindy Muse: Well the stories I had in mind to share, um, kind of all occurred about the time when I was just a young mom.
And, um, it was a hard time for me. I felt like I had some challenging children and, um, I really struggled especially with my first, daughter. She. Um, she was just a struggle. It's hard to explain exactly, uh, put it into words why she was difficult, but, I struggled with her kind of that first few years and, um, when it got to be about the time when I was thinking like, okay, she's about two.
I should be starting to plan the next one. I, I just kept putting it off and, I just like, I'm not ready. This is harder than I thought it would be. And so I was just in that state of mind and, I went to a temple session with my husband one evening. And coming out of that session, my husband and I were grabbed out of the hallway and pulled into the ceiling room to do some ceilings.
And as we were sitting there, waiting for our turn, I just was struck with this really strong impression. And it felt like there was someone there just speaking directly to my mind and it really took me back because the impression I was getting was, you know, you really need to get your act together.
And that there's these,
[00:03:26] Misty Smith: I'm sure we've all had moments.
[00:03:28] Mindy Muse: Yeah. Yeah. That there's these spirits that, are anxious to come and, um, and so I was, I was really surprised by that. Um, it wasn't quite the uh, tone I would expect to get in the temple. Um, but, um, you know, I talked about it with my husband afterwards and, um, it was the very next month we were expecting. And, as the pregnancy advanced and we, went to that ultrasound. Um, kind of an, an important thing I should add was when I had that impression, I felt for certain that it was a boy, that there was this boy speaking to me.
And, um. And when I went in for the ultrasound and found out that I was expecting a girl, I was really confused.
[00:04:21] Misty Smith: Oh, that would be a surprise.
[00:04:22] Mindy Muse: It was, it was a surprise. And it really took me a long time to get my head around that this wasn't a boy, that this was a girl. And, even, you know, weeks later, and I, I had other ultrasounds like, are you sure that it's a girl and Right.
Yes. Yes. It's a girl. And, and now, you know, looking back, I know that that wasn't my daughter that came to me. It was her younger brother, it was my son. And that it fits his personality exactly to be, you know, chastising his mom in the temple. That that's awesome, that I needed to get my act together and, um, and get, get going.
So after that experience, everything was normal with the pregnancy. We weren't expecting anything, odd. And, um, actually the day I went into labor was the day that my husband just accepted, a position to go overseas and to live in Scotland. And so we, we had just accepted that.
And, when my, my daughter was born, it happened during shift change and so there was a lot of people in the room. It seemed like we had double of everybody in the room, and so it was really busy. Mm-hmm. And, um, when they held my daughter up and showed me her face and, and I thought in my mind, okay, she looks like, and I stopped myself.
I didn't let myself kind of complete that thought. And I just was quiet. I mean, well, we were carrying on a conversation with the doctor and my husband and, and I, I don't remember any of that, but I started watching my daughter. She moved around the room and they took her to the side and we're working with her and.
And, um, they're like, oh, she looks good. And, and they brought her back around and they went to hand her to me and I said, um, oh, let, let my husband hold her. I wasn't ready to, to take her yet. Mm-hmm. And it seemed like a little after that, like everybody in the room just vanished and it was just us and the doctor.
And, um, and he started to say, let me tell you my concerns I have for this baby. And as soon as he said that, I, I started to pray and in my mind I just said, dear Heavenly Father. And as soon as I thought that I had this flood come over me of just this peaceful feeling and I heard, the words, it was a man.
And I heard the words in my mind that there are no mistakes here. That this is exactly what is intended for your family. And um, and I saw in my mind. This little beautiful toddler, this little girl. And she, she had brown hair and she was walking and she was smiling, she was happy. And, um, I remember thinking well, but she has brown hair.
I'm sure she'll have blonde hair like her sister. And that's what I was thinking at the moment. But, um, and the, the doctor explained to us at that time that she had down syndrome and so we were pretty stunned. And, um, I felt bad that I had my husband holder her at that moment. 'cause he said he almost dropped her 'cause he just was so unexpected.
He, he didn't have any preparation. But, I had a little bit of preparation, because I recognized, her features. It was, it was really neat after that because I felt so much peace, and support, and there were so many, I think, small miracles that happened at that time. The doctor, knew one of the nurse managers that was in my stake, and so he contacted her and she let our ward know what was going on.
And I, I don't think we would've, it would've taken us a long time to reach out. Like we're pretty, yeah, pretty quiet and we don't want to draw much attention. But it was really a blessing for us and she was so kind and wonderful. She came in and checked on us and she brought in a friend that had a, a child with down syndrome to meet with us and,
we just felt this outpouring of love and support and not long after, we met with a neonatologist. We were still in the hospital at this time, and they came in and spoke with us and one of the first things that they said was that, um, she may never walk. And that, you know, she may never speak, um, she's never gonna get married.
She's not gonna go to college.
[00:09:18] Misty Smith: Oh wow.
[00:09:19] Mindy Muse: Mm-hmm. And, um, and I remember just really taking peace in that little, um, glimpse I had of her. Yeah. As this walking and smiling toddler. And I knew that, um, that it would be okay. And that I
[00:09:37] Haley Freeman: love the message you had that there are no mistakes. Mm-hmm.
[00:09:41] Mindy Muse: Yeah. Yeah.
[00:09:42] Haley Freeman: I think we could carry that message into a lot of things that are going on in our lives.
There are no mistakes. Absolutely.
[00:09:48] Mindy Muse: Yeah. Yeah. So I took a lot of comfort from that. And, so those were my first little two experiences and, um. The other experiences that, um, I wanted to share happened with, uh, one with, with my son, uh, Aaron, and one with my daughter Tessa.
[00:10:08] Haley Freeman: Can I first go back to, to a report so it, so she is walking and talking and or,
[00:10:15] Mindy Muse: oh, yes.
Um, let's see. So she, she did really well as a child, as an infant, I should say. She met most of the, milestones. She was at the very end of the milestones, but she would meeting them. Wow. And so she. She did really well. We were concerned about, you know, our move to Scotland like right after she was born.
Mm-hmm. Um, but we felt that it would, it would work out. And so when she was two months old, we made that move to Scotland and it turned out. It turned out to be, really great and it, and really great for her that I was really surprised at how, um, wonderful their system was in supporting her and, and us.
And so that turned out to be a big blessing for us.
[00:11:07] Haley Freeman: Right.
[00:11:07] Mindy Muse: And, and so she was, she was just a beautiful little toddler, I think, and she was much easier than her older sister. And so that was a blessing. Um, but also, um, you know, my mom and my sister came out for, you know, several weeks mm-hmm. At that time to help me.
And, one night my mom had been staying up with, with Tessa. And, uh, the next morning she told me, she's like, there's a lot of women in this house. And, and I thought, well, well, yeah. Oh, but she's like, no, I mean, the grandmothers, she's like, the grandmothers are here and that they're concerned about this baby and that they're, they're circling her and, and us at that time.
And, um, so it was a neat time for us.
[00:12:04] Misty Smith: Absolutely. Wow. I think, I think that would be a shocker for any parent. I mean, I have close family that also went through a similar thing of having the baby baby come and it's so exciting just to have a new baby. And then all these, um, what you thought your life would be.
Would be, is just altered or shaken, um, because of all these, this information that, and you don't know if you're, it's your life is gonna play out the way they're telling you it's gonna play out. I mean, I've been able to witness my sweet nephew and he is the biggest lover as a down syndrome little boy.
And he is the cutest little guy. Um. And so I, I'm just curious, how's your daughter and how that she is grown up and growing and how are
[00:13:00] Mindy Muse: you? Um, yeah, she's doing well. She's 20 now.
[00:13:03] Misty Smith: Wow.
[00:13:04] Mindy Muse: So it's, it's amazing that she is, uh, she's that old now, but, she's doing well and she can carry on, um
not quite a full conversation, but she, she'll answer in short sentences. Um, so she, and she's happy little girl. She is
[00:13:23] Misty Smith: so
[00:13:24] Mindy Muse: good a joy for us.
[00:13:27] Misty Smith: And that's, and that's definitely something I've noticed is, is those that have Down syndrome babies seem to have a lot of joy. Just joy is constantly around them.
Who they talk to, who they love. It's just the sweetest thing when we've watched, um, our sweet little nephew, he's connected with my husband and when he connects with my husband, my husband sit there and just reads to him and he just loves him. He'll look at him and stroke my husband's beard and just love on him, follow him around.
It's just full of love. Um, this little baby, and I'm sure that's probably what your family witnessed is a lot of love during that time.
[00:14:08] Mindy Muse: Yeah. Yeah. She was, she was so adorable when she was little and, and she would always say hello to everybody. Yeah. And, and, and we'd go through the grocery stores and, and she'd be, hi, Hiya, because that's, that was the greeting in Scotland.
And, and she'd picked that up really fast and, and she was just. So friendly to everybody and try to reach out to everybody. So
[00:14:35] Misty Smith: how do you think that's helped you in your life? Being able to witness or have comfort during a struggling time From a voice, right? It was. And then did that change anything? Did that just comfort you through life?
Has that helped you in any way having a message?
[00:14:55] Mindy Muse: I think having that message that there are no mistakes has, has been a big comfort to me. And, the messages that we've gotten through Blessings and have continued to get, especially around Tessa is just how special she is and, um, that she is a gift.
That she's the gift to our family.
[00:15:16] Haley Freeman: Absolutely.
[00:15:17] Mindy Muse: And that, um, you know, I think her, her spirit and her light protects us.
[00:15:23] Haley Freeman: Mm. I love that too.
[00:15:26] Mindy Muse: I, I believe that she's, she's always watched over. I think that there's. That there's always angels around her.
[00:15:36] Misty Smith: Mm-hmm. You're not the only mom that says that. I've definitely heard other moms of children with Down syndrome say the same thing, so,
[00:15:45] Mindy Muse: yeah.
Yeah. And I, I think all children and, and adults like her, I think that they, you know, they're special and that they're, they're watched over.
[00:15:57] Misty Smith: Absolutely.
[00:15:58] Mindy Muse: Yes. Yes.
[00:15:59] Misty Smith: Thank you.
[00:16:00] Mindy Muse: Yeah. So that, um, kind of leads into my, my other experience I was gonna share about Tessa. And this happened, she was probably about four years old and we were, we were living in Dubai at the time and
All of the homes we lived in when we were there had, um, locks on every door, and it had a key with every lock. And so most of the doors, we just kind of kept the key inside. Like all the bedrooms, all the bathrooms, uh, closets, everything had a key. And, um, there was one day she, got into the master bathroom.
And she, she locked herself in.
[00:16:45] Misty Smith: Oh no.
[00:16:46] Mindy Muse: And we couldn't find the key anywhere.
[00:16:49] Haley Freeman: Oh, no.
[00:16:50] Mindy Muse: And um, one thing that made me very nervous about this situation was, um, it had a bidet inside the bathroom.
[00:16:58] Haley Freeman: Mm-hmm.
[00:16:58] Mindy Muse: And all of the floors in the home were really slick. They were these slick stone floors.
[00:17:04] Haley Freeman: Mm-hmm.
[00:17:04] Mindy Muse: And so I was really worried, and I could hear her starting to play with the water.
Oh, and, um, and so we're outside like knocking on the door and we're like, Tessa, we're eating cupcakes out here. And you know, oh, we're watching Barney, you know, anything to do to try and get her to open the door. And it just wasn't working. And my husband was running around trying to find, find the key to the door.
And, after a while. You know, I could hear her, she'd been playing in the water and it was just, it was quiet, it was silent. We couldn't hear anything, and we didn't know what had happened on the other side of the door. Um, and we were calling a locksmith to come open, open the door, and so it was, it was a good
probably 30 minutes or so that we were outside this door and there was just nothing. Um, the water was still running, could still hear water running, but we couldn't hear Tessa at all.
[00:18:13] Haley Freeman: No dear.
[00:18:14] Mindy Muse: And, um, when they finally got the door opened, um, you know, they let me go in first and as soon as I, opened the door and saw her.
She was just getting up off the ground.
[00:18:28] Haley Freeman: Mm-hmm.
[00:18:29] Mindy Muse: And just like she was just waking up from a nap. Oh, and I, you know, I grabbed her and I was expecting she maybe hit her head.
[00:18:37] Haley Freeman: Mm-hmm.
[00:18:38] Mindy Muse: That there was some reason she had been knocked unconscious, but she looked completely fine, but she was completely drenched from on the back of her.
She'd actually been laying in a, like an inch or two of water and um, and the front of her was completely dry, like she had just laid down on the floor and took a nap in this puddle of water. And, um, so I, I believe that, uh, she was protected mm-hmm. At that time.
[00:19:12] Misty Smith: Mm-hmm.
[00:19:12] Mindy Muse: Uh, so she wouldn't be injured or, um, somehow end up drowning in the water.
[00:19:18] Misty Smith: Mm-hmm.
[00:19:19] Mindy Muse: Um, that she was just protected. And, you know, of course I'm the paranoid mom and, and I, um, took her to a clinic and they're, you know, just like, what is this child doing here? She looks completely fine, completely fine to us, and they couldn't find anything. And I, I kept trying to explain like, well, she was inside and I, I don't know if she was unconscious.
I wasn't sure what had happened, but, I think they ended up treating her for earwax because they were just looking for some reason to, uh, to, to justify the appointment. But, um, but she ended up being perfectly fine. Good.
[00:19:59] Misty Smith: I think that's. Yeah, I was just gonna say, I think that's just interesting that, um, especially all four year olds, you know, they're so curious and busy, and how you must have felt the worry of 4-year-old, all of a sudden being still.
[00:20:15] Mindy Muse: Mm-hmm.
[00:20:16] Misty Smith: Yeah. For that long. I, I understand your worry. Mm-hmm. That would be worrisome, especially hearing water.
[00:20:23] Mindy Muse: Mm-hmm.
[00:20:23] Misty Smith: And not knowing if they understood the danger they were in. So I
[00:20:28] Mindy Muse: Yeah. So
[00:20:29] Misty Smith: happy that you felt that, you know, she was comforted and she was to
[00:20:34] Haley Freeman: put to sleep.
[00:20:34] Misty Smith: Yeah. Instead of run around with flip.
Yeah,
[00:20:38] Mindy Muse: yeah, yeah. She was, she was kept safe during that time.
[00:20:43] Misty Smith: Love that.
[00:20:44] Mindy Muse: So my other experiences happened uh, a few years later. And this time my son, I think he was probably about four years old at this time. And, we would spend most of our summers, in Utah when we were in in Dubai. 'cause it would get so hot that we would come back for the summer and we were staying at my mom's and she had.
These two kind of big windows in her living room. And she would always like to keep the windows open to keep the breeze coming through. Mm-hmm. And so I was there with, my son and he was kind of playing over by the window and I kept telling him to, you know, don't press on the screen and, you know, move away from the screen.
So I think I said that two or three times, and then I turned and looked and he was gone.
[00:21:38] Haley Freeman: Oh
[00:21:39] Mindy Muse: my. And the screen was gone and Oh my gosh. And so my first thought was, I need to call an ambulance. And, where can life-flight land? Like this was a big, pretty big fall, probably about 10 feet or so.
Oh.
[00:21:51] Haley Freeman: And
[00:21:53] Mindy Muse: my, I a friend was working at, Primary Children's at the time, and, she had recently told us about, um, a little boy who had an eight foot fall and, uh, the horrific, injuries that this child had. And so I, I just, I just jumped up and I was running and he didn't make a sound, but I was running.
Towards him and, and I think I was about halfway down the stairs of the back patio, and he just ran around the house and he ran up to me.
Oh my gosh.
And he like grabbed a hold of me.
[00:22:30] Haley Freeman: Mm-hmm.
[00:22:31] Mindy Muse: And he said, Mom, I flew,
[00:22:34] Haley Freeman: oh.
[00:22:35] Mindy Muse: And my thought, my, my thought at that time was, oh no, he's gonna think he can ignore me and just jump out windows now because he, this was my wild little boy.
He was very active and, he seemed really pretty good. All I can say was I, you know, I carried him up. Uh, up into the living room and I laid him on the couch and he was pretty quiet for a little while and I'm, I'm like, do I, what do I do? Do I need to take him to the emergency room? Is he okay?
He had a little bump on his back, like a little bruise and a scrape and, um, and other than that, he seemed fine.
[00:23:21] Haley Freeman: Wow.
[00:23:22] Mindy Muse: And my mom came home, uh, shortly after that, and she said she's a nurse, and she looked him over and she's like, he looks, looks okay to me. Let's just keep an eye on him,
[00:23:33] Haley Freeman: right?
[00:23:34] Mindy Muse: And so he, he was quiet for maybe 20, 30 minutes and then he just jumped up and started playing again.
And yeah. And so I always, have wondered who caught him.
[00:23:47] Haley Freeman: Yeah.
[00:23:48] Mindy Muse: When he went out that window and I, I went around and I inspected where he landed. As I'm like looking up at the window and looking down, my mom has kind of this, um, rock garden under that window.
[00:24:04] Haley Freeman: Oh wow.
[00:24:04] Mindy Muse: And there was like this big rock and a big rock.
And, um, and these kind of smaller rocks. And I'm like, the only way he could have landed was right in between these rocks without being really injured. So he had to land just perfectly on his back, right in between these two rocks. , He said even, even recently, he's like, yeah, I did feel like I just paused
on the way out.
[00:24:33] Misty Smith: Wow.
[00:24:35] Mindy Muse: And so I think he, he was definitely protected.
[00:24:39] Misty Smith: Oh, for sure.
[00:24:40] Mindy Muse: In that instance, going out that window.
[00:24:43] Misty Smith: Wow. That poor you, these kids scaring you.
[00:24:50] Mindy Muse: I know, I know. And, and, and I was thinking about why, you know, I had these experiences with these kids were just a big challenge for me, like they were.
Um, it's hard to, it's hard for me to put into words, but I seemed like I had, I had two runners at the same time and I had, um, just, it seemed like I couldn't go anywhere by myself. And, um, we were really lucky that we were overseas at the time because I had a housemaid that was able to, to be in our home with us, and I think she really saved me.
Yeah, those few years. Um, because these, these two little ones especially were just so busy and I remember coming out of my bedroom once, and uh, Tessa was trying to boost my little son up over the railing at the balcony, and, and I saw her doing that, trying to get him out a window too at the home.
So. Like they were just, uh, they were a handful. That's all I could say.
[00:25:57] Haley Freeman: Sometimes I wonder, as a mom, we might not even realize how many times our kids have been saved and protected and we've just been busy about our day and not realizing that they were protected and saved.
[00:26:09] Mindy Muse: Yeah,
[00:26:09] Haley Freeman: yeah. But yeah. Wow.
[00:26:11] Misty Smith: It's, uh, I think we talked about this at another podcast, um, but we, um, talked about how one of our leaders was sharing.
Um, a part that said you we're going to be amazed at how many times God has stepped in to help us or to keep us safe when that veil lifts. Um, and I definitely believe that. I, I think we just have to always keep an open, open mind. Mm-hmm. Open eye and write those miracles down. Obviously they impacted you heavily to remember after so many years, 'cause how, how old is your son now?
[00:26:52] Mindy Muse: Let's see, he's 17.
[00:26:53] Misty Smith: He's 17. Yeah. Yeah. That's still a lot of years and it, they definitely impacts you.
Yeah. I just, I truly think that, I'm super grateful that you're sharing these things because especially when I was a young mom and like.
My daughter split a finger or you know, or like my child got lost somewhere. I feel so scared and so frightened and sometimes remembering that God has his hand over our little ones helps us when we're struggling with the hard, the hard moments in our lives. So thank you for sharing that. Really appreciate it.
[00:27:36] Mindy Muse: Yeah. Yeah. I feel like this last year especially, I, I keep being pressed to, to just share my testimony and, um, and I, I remember President Holland when, you know, he came back from his experience on the other side of the veil and, you know, his message was to pray always.
Or I think it was to just, no matter how much you pray, pray more, pray more, and no matter how much you testify, to testify more. And, um, so I think, I think that's, that's impacted me and, and I've felt that, I know that it's not easy for me to share my testimony. I have a lot of anxiety and, um. And I, I remember just like, Heavenly Father, why are you asking me to, to share my testimony when you gave me all this anxiety?
Could you, could you have made this a little easier on me? And, um, and as I, I've thought about that, I've come to realize that, you know, he views that weakness of mine completely different from the way that I do. And I've come to realize that he actually sees it as a one of my strengths and one of my gifts, because without that, um, I wouldn't have the same testimony because it's taught me what it means to pray always and to
um, have a prayer in my heart because I've had to learn to rely on him, and it's helped me to find him and to grow closer to him as I've needed him constantly to help me through that.
[00:29:27] Haley Freeman: Yeah.
[00:29:27] Misty Smith: Amen to
[00:29:28] Haley Freeman: that.
[00:29:29] Misty Smith: Yeah. True. Thank you.
[00:29:32] Haley Freeman: Well, thank you so much for being here with us and it means even more knowing like that you have to push to share it 'cause of the anxiety in it.
And I hope anyone that's listening that's like, I know I have a story to tell, but I'm too scared to do it Can pull from your courage and be like, if she could do it, I could do it. And message us and share your stories that need to be shared and help others.
[00:29:58] Mindy Muse: Yes. Yes. I definitely feel that. Um, you know, if there ever was a time when.
We were meant to kinda keep these stories to ourselves and to not share them. I, you know, I think that time has passed.
[00:30:12] Misty Smith: Yeah, I agree
[00:30:13] Mindy Muse: that, that definitely we're getting too close to the end that we need, we need all, all of the warriors on the battlefield. Absolutely. I agree.
[00:30:25] Misty Smith: Yes, absolutely. Well, Mindy, do you have one big
takeaway that you want people to hear when they hear your story, when they hear your stories. One thing that you really want them to know about you, about your family, about your faith.
[00:30:46] Mindy Muse: I think just, um, just that to know that you're never alone and that, you know, we're, we may, those moments when we think that, um, we're alone, we're not.
And that there are I think family members on the other side that are very invested in, in what's going on in our lives and that they're doing all that they can to help us.
[00:31:14] Haley Freeman: Yeah, great. Absolutely. Amen. Thank you again for spending the time with us. It's been wonderful and we felt the spirit and we appreciate you and hope that you have a good night.
[00:31:29] Mindy Muse: Oh, thank you. Thank you. And thank you for, for what you've shared.
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.
