Sometimes I Complain About Life Once in a while I think that I have it bad. Sometimes I think I was dealt a bad hand. Then I met Carson Kissel and all of that went away. When Carson was born, he was missing skin on his hands and feet. This, of course, was the reason […]
At 19 weeks into her pregnancy Anne Marie realized she had a big problem. She had ruptured and was losing the life sustaining fluid in her body required for her twin boys to survive.
After much suffering, medical intervention and loads of bedrest, The boys were born at 33 weeks. Almost 2 months early. In her words, “It was a miracle birth”. Treyden, the hero of our song was one of the twins He landed particularly hard in this world.
She Had Every Right to Be Mad… But she shifted it to gratitude for all the blessings of her life. This is what Terra said about her mom Teresa who lost her life to cancer recently. We asked Terra to sing this song because in her words, “The lyrics are perfect for my mom. Grateful
From Big Dreams To Tragedy Alyssa was an excellent soccer player from Elementary to High-school. Most of her time in soccer she played school and league ball at the same time. Her dream was to go to college on a soccer scholarship. Alyssa was a typical teenage girl. Her Freshman year of high school she
The Script This month’s song is a particularly personal one for Hear the Hope co-founder and Communication Officer, Chris Lah. Chris not only plays guitar and bass on the song, but he also wrote the lyrics and music to “The Script”. Chris, a father and grandfather himself, was overwhelmed with emotion when he met and
Rise Local Cincinnati solo artist, Sam Tieger, teamed up with Hear The Hope to write and perform with two extraordinary young Cincinnati girls, Roopa and Munni Williams for this month’s song, “Rise.” Hear The Hope’s Chris Lah had attended a Sam Tieger concert earlier this year and loved her voice and songwriting abilities, and asked if
