Speaker 1: Hey, it's Delilah. Thank you for stopping by. I have
Speaker 1: put together some of my favorite radio moments here to
Speaker 1: share with you on our daily podcast. With every fresh start,
Speaker 1: whether it's a new year or a new relationship, when
Speaker 1: we turn a new page, or we start a new
Speaker 1: chapter in life, maybe it's a new job, maybe God
Speaker 1: is moving you to a new city. With each fresh start,
Speaker 1: I think we all imagine what we want and what
Speaker 1: we hope for. Every accomplishment starts with the willingness to try.
Speaker 1: But when you trust or have an ounce of faith,
Speaker 1: and you trust in a higher power, when you have
Speaker 1: faith in something bigger than yourself, a power bigger than yourself,
Speaker 1: you can live as if there are no obstacles, because
Speaker 1: instead of seeing things as obstacles, you will see them
Speaker 1: as learning opportunities or challenges. There are only limits that
Speaker 1: you put on yourself. If you are willing to push
Speaker 1: yourself and to have a mustard seed of faith, you
Speaker 1: can accomplish great things. You can exceed your wildest expectations
Speaker 1: if you have a mustard seed of faith.
Speaker 2: Troy, what can I do for you?
Speaker 3: You know I've been a long time listener. I've been
Speaker 3: listening with Key since I was a kid, and my
Speaker 3: mother and I just had some great things happening here
Speaker 3: in the last few weeks. I got a new job
Speaker 3: looking for a good will and I found out that
Speaker 3: I'm getting full customs my step son and my daughter,
Speaker 3: and met a wonderful woman all in that last couple
Speaker 3: of weeks, and just thought maybe i'd call in and
Speaker 3: by chance get the opportunities to speak with you and
Speaker 3: tell my beautiful girlfriend that how much I care about her,
Speaker 3: and and tell my children how much how much I
Speaker 3: love them, and look forward to start having them in
Speaker 3: my life permanently.
Speaker 2: All right, Troy, what's your beautiful girlfriend's name.
Speaker 3: My beautiful girlfriend's name is Jackie. And your children, my
Speaker 3: son's name is Timmy and my daughter's name is Tabitha.
Speaker 2: So everything is good in your life tonight?
Speaker 3: Oh it's going awesome.
Speaker 4: New job, sweet girlfriend, kids are being going to be
Speaker 4: with you son?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you couldn't couldn't get any better?
Speaker 2: Well, you could win the lottery.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I couldn't be better that.
Speaker 4: Way, although I think being on my show is a
Speaker 4: far better cry than winning the lottery, don't you I have.
Speaker 3: To agree with you, I said, I have my long
Speaker 3: time listening to my mom before she passed away. She
Speaker 3: and I used to sit and listen to you all
Speaker 3: the time when I was younger, A lot older now,
Speaker 3: but still sitting there listening to you with my girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Isn't that funny that you've gotten older and I haven't.
Speaker 3: But my Yeah, I get to sit home every night
Speaker 3: with with my beautiful girlfriend and listen to you want
Speaker 3: to go to bed, and it just brings back a
Speaker 3: lot of memories and it's nice hold to listen to
Speaker 3: you every night, and it's a beautifulman. I care dearly about.
Speaker 5: Lynn.
Speaker 4: Who's on your heart tonight. His name's Jason Jason boyfriend,
Speaker 4: Jason husband, Jason's son. Who is Jason Jason boyfriend boyfriend
Speaker 4: m H the BF.
Speaker 6: Yes, he's the BF. We've been together for, like I said,
Speaker 6: almost years. I think we have a pretty good relationship.
Speaker 6: We laugh, we talk, We have a really good time
Speaker 6: with each other. There's a good trust thing going on
Speaker 6: with us, and I haven't had that in the past.
Speaker 6: And I've always enjoyed that. I'm nine years older than
Speaker 6: here and I'm leaving going to another state, five states
Speaker 6: away from where we are now, and I hate the
Speaker 6: fact that I'm leaving him here and I don't want to.
Speaker 2: So you're leaving for work, You're leaving for family respect abilities.
Speaker 7: Where are we leaving start a new life?
Speaker 2: Why would you start into life when you have a wonderful, sweet,
Speaker 2: hot young boyfriend. What what are you thinking?
Speaker 6: I've never left the place where I live. I've lived
Speaker 6: here my whole life for thirty seven years, and I
Speaker 6: just need a different change. I just want something new,
Speaker 6: and I feel very positive. So I love about the move.
Speaker 6: I think it's something that's really I think it's going
Speaker 6: to be really good for me because I am, like
Speaker 6: I said, nine years older than he is. He's not
Speaker 6: ready for anything that he's not ready for commitment, and
Speaker 6: I understand that, and I'm not going to force him
Speaker 6: to do that. That's something that I respect.
Speaker 2: So it's just hard to let go.
Speaker 6: It's hard to let go. It's very difficult to let
Speaker 6: go of something that's good.
Speaker 2: Hi, Lacey, what can I do for you?
Speaker 5: Well, tonight's actually the first time I've ever listened to
Speaker 5: your show, and so I noticed that people were like
Speaker 5: calling in and telling their stories and stuff.
Speaker 2: What's your cool story?
Speaker 5: Well, my fiancee, Well, he's my fiancee now back in
Speaker 5: December December eleventh. He went out of town December tenth
Speaker 5: to work, and December eleventh, I woke up that morning
Speaker 5: and I had a message from his boss's wife saying
Speaker 5: that he had been a really bad accident and he
Speaker 5: ended up having like swelling and bleeding and stuff on
Speaker 5: his brain, so they had to do emergency brain surgery.
Speaker 5: They didn't think that he was gonna make it, but
Speaker 5: then eleven days later they moved him straight from the
Speaker 5: trauma unit to rehab. And now he's out of rehab.
Speaker 5: He's doing outpatient therapy and next Thursday we go back
Speaker 5: so they can put his skull back.
Speaker 4: Wow, he's walking, he's talking, he's functioning.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 5: He damaged the right side of his brain, like the
Speaker 5: temporal lobe, so he has a really mild case of
Speaker 5: short term memory walls. But that's it. That's the only issues.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's amazing And through this I've realized that
Speaker 5: God is amazing and prayers really do work.
Speaker 2: And your boyfriend is living proof of that. Huh he is?
Speaker 5: And it's amazing.
Speaker 4: And is this the person that you think God has
Speaker 4: chosen for you to spend your life with. I do,
Speaker 4: and does he feel the same way?
Speaker 5: He does? He still does.
Speaker 2: I was a little worried, but you've got that short
Speaker 2: term memory loss. You'd wake up and go who are you?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 5: But he didn't. He knew exactly who I was.
Speaker 2: Oh, honey, that is a great story. Thank you for
Speaker 2: calling and sharing that. Thank you for finding my show
Speaker 2: after all these years.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Buy bye, Hi, good evening, Welcome to the Delilah. Who's this?
Speaker 7: This is Marcy.
Speaker 2: Hi, I'm Marcy. How are you?
Speaker 7: I'm good? How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm wonderful. Thank you for being here with us tonight.
Speaker 2: I hear you have a great story of faith to
Speaker 2: share with us. Yes, ma'am, tell me your story.
Speaker 7: I've been running on faith all my life. I'm a
Speaker 7: double adoptee, first at the three years of age, after
Speaker 7: living in an orphanage until I was three, and then
Speaker 7: again at nine years old. And people find it kind
Speaker 7: of strange that I feel blessed to have been abandoned
Speaker 7: at birth and then adopted twice. But the other night
Speaker 7: you made a comment and you said it is going
Speaker 7: to the journey that makes the difference. And I want
Speaker 7: you to know that I believe that wholeheartedly, and that
Speaker 7: although my adopted families in the journey of my life
Speaker 7: has not always been a pleasant one due too many
Speaker 7: different types of abuse, that I survived and thrived because
Speaker 7: I I always knew there were many others in life
Speaker 7: who were willing to show pure love and would protect
Speaker 7: children like me.
Speaker 1: I so hope you have enjoyed these radio moments as
Speaker 1: much as I enjoy bringing them to you.
Speaker 2: I'll share more with you each weekday. On Ay, It's
Speaker 2: Delilah