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Indigo Finding Faith in the Storm | Erin Mills Town Centre
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Thunder rolled in my footsteps. The clouds cried as I felt the weight of darkness! As a result of injuries sustained more than twenty years ago in motor vehicle accidents, Pebbles Wireman battles an invisible illness-pseudotumor cerebral and chronic daily migraines. These invaders hold her captive to daily suffering. Through her writing and speaking ministry she testifies not to her weakness, but to her faith and perseverance. In the summer before her last year of high school, Pebbles Wireman sustained multiple injuries in a motor vehicle accident, including a traumatic brain injury. Three years later, a second accident, exacerbated her previous injuries, leaving her with debilitating, life-changing diagnoses. Despite the physical and mental challenges, many surgeries, and hospitalizations, Pebbles completed a bachelor's degree in communications and a master's degree in ministry. She now shares her story of grit, determination, and faith through her speaking and writing. Through The Mooky Project, Pebbles offers hope in the form of a sock monkey treatment buddy, so children in the hospital do not have to go through treatment alone.
Thunder rolled in my footsteps. The clouds cried as I felt the weight of darkness! As a result of injuries sustained more than twenty years ago in motor vehicle accidents, Pebbles Wireman battles an invisible illness-pseudotumor cerebral and chronic daily migraines. These invaders hold her captive to daily suffering. Through her writing and speaking ministry she testifies not to her weakness, but to her faith and perseverance. In the summer before her last year of high school, Pebbles Wireman sustained multiple injuries in a motor vehicle accident, including a traumatic brain injury. Three years later, a second accident, exacerbated her previous injuries, leaving her with debilitating, life-changing diagnoses. Despite the physical and mental challenges, many surgeries, and hospitalizations, Pebbles completed a bachelor's degree in communications and a master's degree in ministry. She now shares her story of grit, determination, and faith through her speaking and writing. Through The Mooky Project, Pebbles offers hope in the form of a sock monkey treatment buddy, so children in the hospital do not have to go through treatment alone.
The largest book retailer in Canada also offers toys, music, home décor, gifts and lifestyle products. What's Inside...Books, Magazines, CD’s and DVD’s, Toys and Gifts, Home Accents, Electronics, Baby’s and Children’s Section, Bath and Body, Kitchen and Bedroom, Stationary Located outside in the exterior plaza.
