One Call Away: Facing the Unexpected with Resilient Faith by Brenda Warner

Aug 21, 2012 Stephanie Ziegler rated it 4 of 5 stars

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If we all would write down all the bad stuff that happened in our lives, we would all have books. The only difference is that Brenda is the wife of a former NFL Quarterback. As tough as her life was, I felt she was using the book to make people feel sorry for her so she could mend the relationships she screwed up. The only reason I give it high marks is because I am a sucker for taking a look into other people's lives. Plus, it made me feel my life sucks a little less.

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Oct 09, 2012 Mara rated it 3 of 5 stars

I did find Brenda Warner's memoir to be a bit whiny in some parts, part CYA and passive apologies to family members she may have hurt in the past, and rushed at the end, overall I enjoyed the book. She has had some serious heartache to deal with in her life. The book focuses more on her life in the pre-Rams era, so anything Rams and after feels rushed.

However, I *completely* identified with her on page 140, as I have gone through a marital breakdown while pregnant and I felt she expressed my tho...more

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Aug 20, 2012 Jo Rae rated it 5 of 5 stars

Brenda was born in a close-knit family short on money, but long on love. From an early age she sought to be noticed and loved to dance for her relatives. They applauded her performances, and occasionally even joked she “looked like a stripper.” Although she had no idea what a stripper was, she realized they must attract attention. Later when kids in her church were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up, Brenda said, “I want to be a preacher . . . or a stripper.” After her family saw a m...more Brenda was born in a close-knit family short on money, but long on love. From an early age she sought to be noticed and loved to dance for her relatives. They applauded her performances, and occasionally even joked she “looked like a stripper.” Although she had no idea what a stripper was, she realized they must attract attention. Later when kids in her church were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up, Brenda said, “I want to be a preacher . . . or a stripper.” After her family saw a movie about the rapture her dance card included Jesus when they all responded to the altar call.

Without money to attend college, Brenda decided her best option would be to follow in her father’s footsteps and join the marines. While in training, she meets a good-looking squad leader and falls in love. Health issues force him out of the military and leave him unemployed. So after the birth of their first child the support of the family is laid on Brenda’s broad shoulders. Her husband remains at home and cares for their newborn while she returns to work. The baby, while under his care, is dropped and the child is left blind and brain damaged. With the care of a disabled son added to her plate, Brenda had no choice but to leave her beloved military career. Eventually her husband finds a job and they decide to add to their family. Brenda is eight months pregnant when her husband adds insult to injury by admitting he’s been having an affair. She packs her bags and she and their son leave.

Back in her refuge and safe haven—her parent’s home—she begins a new life as a single mom of two. A new career choice must be made and she decides nursing would help her gain knowledge to continue the care of her son and offer a flexible schedule. Student loans and grants get her back in school, while welfare and food stamps help feed her family. A weekly outing with her mom brings some needed fun, and soon a college football player line-dances into her life–Kurt Warner.

Brenda’s romance with husband Kurt Warner and his fairy tale rise to Super Bowl fame is the fluff that dreams are made of, but inside every dream come true is a back story. As tragedy after tragedy assailed her she clung to the two things she could count on, her faith in God and her parents. Then the unthinkable happens. Both her parents are killed in a tornado. She said, “If the devil was trying to destroy me, if he wanted to take me out, taking my parents from me was the way to do it.” Her final earthly lifeline was blown away.

I related to this story and I believe readers will too. How many have had life not turn out as planned? Accidents, broken dreams, and people can all cause us heartache. Brenda’s rags to riches story is a wonderful account of how God works to bring people and circumstances together to redeem and restore what’s been snatched away. Go Team Warner. Enjoy the dance.
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Aug 31, 2011 Cafelilybookreviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Brenda Warner is a woman who doesn’t know the meaning of “quit”. And it’s a good thing, because she’s had plenty of opportunities in life to give up. As I read One Call Away, I was amazed at Brenda’s determination and persistence when life gave her nothing but lemons.

Her training as a Marine and headstrong DNA, prepared her for the tragedies that life had in store. Her faith in God motivated her to keep fighting life through in spite of insurmountable circumstances. And her love for Kurt Warner...more

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Aug 26, 2011 Mandy Watson rated it 4 of 5 stars

It would be hard to read Brenda Warner's memoir and not find at least one challenge in her life that you do not identify with. I am amazed at how candidly she writes of her emotions through each event. So often, people who don't understand what you're dealing with look at you like you have two heads when you're honest about how you're feeling. I genuinely appreciate the sheer honesty in this book. While reading, it was as if an old friend was just sharing stories from her life.

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Aug 26, 2011 Jackie Paulson rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Title of Book: One Call Away
Author: Brenda Warner
ISBN Number: 978-0-8499-4719-3
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers
Genre/Market: Memoir, Christian, Inspirational, religion, real life story
Publication Date: 2011
Book Length: 354 Pages
Price: $16.99
Softcover
5*Out of 5 points
Headline for Book Review: Fighting for Faith
When http://booksneeze.com let me do free book review on this book I had no idea who Brenda Warner was! She is married to Kurt Warner; Kurtis Eugene "Kurt" Warner (born June 22, 1971) is...more

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Aug 24, 2011 Louise rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: memoirs

Story Description:

Brenda Warner is best known as the outspoken wife of NFL superstar and Dancing with the Stars alum Kurt Warner. But years earlier, she found herself living through any woman’s nightmare: a healthy baby tragically injured in the bathtub; a sudden end to a career she loved; betrayal and divorce; poverty; public humiliation; a deadly natural disaster that destroyed her foundation and shook her to her core. One shattering phone call at a time, Brenda Warner’s life came to resemble...more Story Description:

Brenda Warner is best known as the outspoken wife of NFL superstar and Dancing with the Stars alum Kurt Warner. But years earlier, she found herself living through any woman’s nightmare: a healthy baby tragically injured in the bathtub; a sudden end to a career she loved; betrayal and divorce; poverty; public humiliation; a deadly natural disaster that destroyed her foundation and shook her to her core. One shattering phone call at a time, Brenda Warner’s life came to resemble little of her dream.

But each time her plans fell apart, Brenda faced a choice: to collapse in the face of tragedy or press forward and survive. She chose to keep going. In the process, she’s learned that the unexpected is only one call away! Her story provides hope and encouragement for anyone facing life’s challenges and shows us that our circumstances don’t tell us who we are, nor are they a measure of God’s love. God has a plan for us, even when our plans fail. Brenda’s life is proof that sometimes the best dreams are not the ones we dream, but the ones that come true when we least expect them.

My Review:

Wow, I’m not really sure what to say about this memoir. When I read a book like this that I’m disappointed in and didn’t particularly enjoy, I find it very hard to write a review.

Brenda Warner has been through a lot in her life. She was a single Mom to a disabled son and a young daughter; she had an ex-husband who was a pain in the butt; and she was a girlfriend to a National Football League quarterback and eventually became his wife, and lost her parents which she had a difficult time coping with. So I’m not saying that this poor woman didn’t suffer through a lot but it would have been much easier to empathize with Brenda if she wasn’t such a self-centered narcissist.

Brenda is what I call a “whiner”, everything has to be HER way or hit the highway. Who, I ask you, in their right mind, whines about people thinking you’re not pretty enough? Brenda Warner does!

The whole sum of this book for me was that Brenda Warner needs to step-up, grow up, and start being a ‘responsible’ person in society instead of an insecure, self-involved grown up brat.

I sure hope that someone else will enjoy this book more than I did. I forced myself to finish it hoping that Brenda would have an epiphany and wake-up once and for all.

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Jun 06, 2011 Nancy rated it 2 of 5 stars

When it came to writing this review, I have been procrastinating. For what this woman has been through, I do not want to be another thorn in her side, but I truly did not like the person that Brenda Warner was putting forth.

By mid-book, I was fed up with her self-involved selfishness. Me, me, me, I, I, I, me, me, me. You have to do everything her way. You had to have her faith, you had to agree with her priorities, and you had to stop everything you were doing to comfort her. Geez, she was rais...more When it came to writing this review, I have been procrastinating. For what this woman has been through, I do not want to be another thorn in her side, but I truly did not like the person that Brenda Warner was putting forth.

By mid-book, I was fed up with her self-involved selfishness. Me, me, me, I, I, I, me, me, me. You have to do everything her way. You had to have her faith, you had to agree with her priorities, and you had to stop everything you were doing to comfort her. Geez, she was raised a fragile princess and pretty much milked that for all it was worth. Even after her parents died, she was more concerned with who would bail her out of her next predicament then to actually pull herself up and be responsible.

If you ever wanted to jump through the pages of a book and shake someone, this is your girl.

I will admit that Brenda’s life is not easy - a single parent of a disabled son and a young daughter, an ex-husband that is more hindrance than help, parents that have been taken from her life when she was unable to cope and the biggest burden of all, apparently, was being the girlfriend an then wife to a respected NFL Quarterback.

"Until then, I had always been the spiritual teacher in our relationship. I could pick and choose the lessons I wanted him to learn, like how to love your wife and what forgiveness meant."

For a person who is constantly flinging her beliefs in your face, she sure does not seem of have much faith. She wants it her way and she wants it now. God better step-up and he better do it NOW.

With a hundred pages to go, I was really hoping that the tides would have turned and that I would begin to like and respect Brenda, but that did not seem to be the situation. That is unfortunate. She admits to pushing away family when they wanted something from her, but all those years before when she wanted something, they were there. No questions asked, this jealous insecure woman could not let go of her controlling need to just deal with it. No wonder she earned a negative reputation.

I doubt that that this book set out with the intention of turning the world off Brenda Warner, but unfortunately, for me, that is exactly what it did. She whines about others being ungrateful, about not thinking that she is pretty enough, about how others had a hard time being emotionally supportive of a multimillionaire when they themselves were having a hard time paying their bills.

“When our friends and family were still struggling to pay their bills—just as I had for so many years – they didn’t know how to be emotionally supportive of a multimillionaire. And I didn’t know how to be supportive of them.”

Brenda, you are hop-scotching on my last nerve.

This self-aggrandizing book serves no purpose other than to garner yet again more attention for an insecure little girl that refuses to grow up and take responsibility. Her repetitiveness in saying that she is confident and comfortable in who she is has turned into a running joke. Anyone with her insecurities is neither comfortable nor confident; and now Kurt’s winning has validated something inside of her? Really?

I had wished that this book was more inspirational. That Ms Warner would have used her platform to talk to other women about how to face life’s challenges. How to garner strength from those around you and how to use the gifts that we have been given to get ourselves and our loved ones through emotionally and spiritually difficult times. That is not what she did. Guess she was just too self-involved to be an inspiration.
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Jan 13, 2012 Lainy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Recommended to Lainy by: Publisher

Small extract of the blurb from Goodreads

The remarkable story of Brenda Warner's resilient faith in the face of the unpredictable, both before and during her marriage to NFL quarterback Kurt Warner.

My Review

Can I just say don't read the blurb as it tells you a lot of spoilers and I have recently stopped reading them when doing these kind of reviews as the spoilers are huge!

This is Brenda's story about her life and how she started out and got to where she is now. From heartbreak, family crisis, d...more Small extract of the blurb from Goodreads

The remarkable story of Brenda Warner's resilient faith in the face of the unpredictable, both before and during her marriage to NFL quarterback Kurt Warner.

My Review

Can I just say don't read the blurb as it tells you a lot of spoilers and I have recently stopped reading them when doing these kind of reviews as the spoilers are huge!

This is Brenda's story about her life and how she started out and got to where she is now. From heartbreak, family crisis, death and destruction to finding true love and herself whilst relying on her faith through her darkest hours.

Before I read this I hadn't heard of her or her husband (a famous NFL player), and from the small extracts I had read I expected over the top religious content. This wasn't the case at all, you have a moving story of one woman's struggles and life journey and how her faith (tested over and over again) got her through some of the toughest times imaginable. It was actually nice to see how Brenda and her husband got through their religious differences and how her faith kept her strong along the way (some people may find it a bit much but I think it was well balanced).

The story is an emotional roller-coaster and touches on some really hard to read issues however if she had to live through them, surely we can read it. Although religion does have a big part in the story it doesn't shadow the real story and isn't in your face or preaching, it is just one more part of Brenda's life she wants to share.

Whilst difficult to read in some parts (it will pull at your heart strings and maybe remind you of your own losses) it is an inspirational account of one woman's journey through life, love and trials. 4/5 for me.

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Sep 18, 2011 Tracy Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

Life can change in an instant or in just "One Call Away."

Brenda Warner shares her life story with us through all it's ups and downs and how she has maintained her faith in the Lord through it all. From growing up on a farm in the heartland with financially struggling parents, to walking the red carpet with her husband, a NFL superstar, and being thrust into the limelight, she has faced many personal tragedies that has made her a very strong and courageous woman. Come follow her journey as she s...more

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Sep 19, 2012 Brenda rated it 3 of 5 stars

I bought this book after hearing Brenda speak at a Women of Faith conference in Philadelphia. I had not heard of her before and honestly didn't know of her husband either. I don't follow football and I must have missed Dancing with the Stars that season. I saw their son, Zack, onstage at Women of Faith and he was the reason I bought the book. I wanted to know more.

At times, I was thinking she is a little whiny and demanding, but she put it all out there...the good, the bad, and the ugly, or shou...more

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Jan 19, 2013 Pat Brannon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Brenda Warner initially suffered through much adversity in her life. She has not always been married to a former NFL professional football player. While always looking after her children and trying to scrape together enough money to pay her bills and keep her faith in tact, she solidly stood her ground to be a hardworking, respectable person that held her head high regardless of the situations she faced repeatedly. When Kurt Warner caught her eye, it was years before they would marry and begin t...more

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Oct 13, 2011 Tia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: auto-or-biography, christian

This book was different from the way most Christian books are written. I enjoyed how Brenda overcame all the obstacles throughout her life. I found it refreshing that Warner was not perfect, she made mistakes, and she admits that. Most Christian books are not going to tell you that the author yelled at a fan, or acted angry, even though no Christians are perfect, most books with a Faith background try to tell you how to do things. Brenda Warner says here is what I did, and here is how I changed...more

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Mar 11, 2013 Everet Seeley rated it 5 of 5 stars

A must read! Couldn't put it down! A mother of seven children, a registered nurse and a former marine, Brenda Warner shares her incredible lifes journey up to this point through ups and downs, hardships and loss, and more trials and tribulations than most of us can imagine. Her openess, honesty, willingness to bare some of the most intimate details of her life, and her struggles and fears while overcoming many obstacles is amazing and inspiring. Her strength and her unshable faith in the face of...more

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Nov 26, 2012 Dana Arcuri rated it 5 of 5 stars

After volunteering at the Women of Faith conference and hearing Brenda Warner's heart-wrenching story, I wanted to read her memoir, One Call Away: Facing the Unexpected With Resilient Faith. From the first chapter, I could not put the book down! Brenda Warner transparently shares her life-changing events, which began as unexpected calls. As her life unravels right before her eyes, she is forced to choose whether she will crumble in despair or trust God in the midst of darkness.

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Jun 08, 2012 Heidi rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really really enjoyed this book!! I am not a sports fan, especially football! But I watched Kurt Warner on DWTS and was impressed by his Christian faith and his gentlemanly behaviour. So of course I had to read this book ;) now I don't think Brenda and I would be good friends, she seems to be my opposite in all ways, but I could really 'get' her in this book. She didn't hide anything, she was blunt about her past wrongs and while so many Christians seem to want to bury their mistakes Brenda s...more

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Sep 01, 2011 Kyle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: booksneeze, memoirs, non-fiction, books-i-own, inspirational

This is a nicely written book by Brenda Warner. She talks about the good times in her life to the bad times. No matter what happens, she get's through it. I really enjoyed reading this book.

Brenda has as been through a lot in her life! She had a special needs child, has been divorced, has been on food stamps, had her parents die, and married an NFL quarterback.

Her story also tells that things don't always turn out how you wanted them. That sometimes you have to deal with something that you did...more

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Dec 30, 2011 Danielle rated it 5 of 5 stars

I simply did not want to put this book down. And, it had nothing to do with me being a Rams fan. This book takes you through the tragedies (and yes, there were real tragedies) and the triumphs of Brenda's life. Brenda's life is completely faith based, but never once did I feel like she was pushing her beliefs on me. It simply is who she is and she couldn't tell her story without it. I only knew of the Brenda who is Kurt Warner's wife. This is Brenda, the person, who hit some real lows that many...more

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Sep 10, 2011 Wendy Alton rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Once you start reading the first chapter of this book, you are hooked. Brenda Warner starts her memoir with the tragic story of her son Zach, and what happened to him when he was merely 4 months old. You are immediately left wondering how and why and what happens next... answers she gives you as the her story continues. However, beyond the explanation of what happens, what is more important are the lessons that she learned, and most importantly, that "God...more http://wendyalton.blogspot.com/2011/0...

Once you start reading the first chapter of this book, you are hooked. Brenda Warner starts her memoir with the tragic story of her son Zach, and what happened to him when he was merely 4 months old. You are immediately left wondering how and why and what happens next... answers she gives you as the her story continues. However, beyond the explanation of what happens, what is more important are the lessons that she learned, and most importantly, that "God has always been one call away."

Brenda Warner is the wife of Kurt Warner, retired NFL Quarterback. She and Kurt have 7 children, 2 of which were Brenda's children from a former marriage. The book tells the story of Brenda's life before she met Kurt, explains how they met, and talks about their marriage and how the NFL changed their family, for better and even for worse.

Brenda was a single mother for quite some time, and her stories of struggle resonated with me. She talks with love of her parents and her children, and you truly do feel as though you know them. Her life lessons from her parents were so valuable and really hit home: learning how to say goodbye, knowing that there are some relationships that cannot be placed, stretching money across time and debts, tuning out angry voices. Her life lessons from her faith and God are even more valuable: learning to trust God instead of men (or a man), letting God fight her battles instead of her fighting them on her own, and most importantly, learning not to tell God how to do things. (don't we all do this?)

I was moved by Brenda's story--her remarkable faith in every circumstance is an inspiration, and as she and Kurt say "all things are possible when we put first things first." Her description of the problems that they faced when Kurt joined the NFL was refreshing--we often think that money can solve everything--but that is not necessarily true. Her story truly reveals that it is not money or fame that makes things right--it is faith and God.

This is truly a wonderful story to read, and I have to say that my 14 year old daughter swiped it during the last week of summer break and read it faster than I did. She wrote her own review of the book and I'll post it here:

"One Call Away," by Brenda Warner and Kurt Warner, published by Thomas Nelson, is a story with sad, depressing parts and happy endings.

Brenda Warner had a long life with many terrible things that happened to her that made her ask God if this was really his plan for her. With a son that becomes blind, to her having seven children, this is her own memoir about what happened and how God helped her through it. Through it all, she still found a way to trust God and let him take her life in his hands. This story just shows how bad life can be and when you think it gets worse God gives you something amazing that stays in your memory and heart forever.

I really loved this book not only because it was her story and it was such a amazing story but because she had the guts to re-tell her story to the whole world. This just shows that God is amazing and even though bad things may happen to you, He answers your prayers in unexpected ways. Brenda Warner is a brave women who has been through a lot in her life and is a wonderful Christian women.

-Zoe,14 yrs old 9th grade.

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Sep 11, 2012 Kate rated it 4 of 5 stars

After seeing Brenda speak at a conference, I was deeply moved. A close family member has a disability and knowing her & Zack's story really struck a chord. What an inspiration about thriving despite challenges.

You'll read this book, thinking "oh my gosh, what MORE could happen"...and then you'll be further shocked.

This book pulled me in instantly and supported my belief of getting through the time times with family, friends, and faith.

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Sep 08, 2011 Beck20202 rated it 4 of 5 stars

One Call Away is a fairly honest memoir of Brenda Warner. Her somewhat fairytale story is told conversationally and draws you in immediately. While the book is marketed towards the Christian/religion, I found it to be rather engaging without being overly religious.

Warner managed to maintain an upbeat attitude through it all - from the darkest hours through her fantastical marriage to former NFL star Kurt Warner.

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Jan 07, 2012 Jenn rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: celeb-bios, christianity, motherhood

My resolution is to read more on my time, which equals right before bed when I should be sleeping, and to read more of what I WANT to read. Found this browsing the shelf and love it so far. I enjoyed their first book and this is more of Brenda's story.

The beginning was more detailed than her life after marrying Kurt, probably due to having the other book. I would have liked more of the more present stuff.

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Mar 15, 2013 Christine rated it 2 of 5 stars

I heard Brenda Warner speak at a Women of faith conference, so I was looking forward to reading the book. Unfortunately, I found her to be whiny, self-absorbed and more concerned with her looks than her character. She wrote alot about being a strong Christian, but her actions didn't back that up. I kept waiting for her to talk about how God worked in her life and never got it.

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Sep 06, 2012 Kathy Chung rated it 4 of 5 stars

Reviewed at Mama Kucing Books : One Call Away : Answering Life's Challenges with Unshakable Faith By Brenda Warner with Jennifer Schuchmann

I like the way she is bring frank about everything though some of the stuffs is against her

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Jun 06, 2012 Carissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Title: One Call away: A Memoir Answering life’s challenges with Unshakeable Faith
Author: Brenda Warner Jennifer Schuchmann
Series:
Chapters: 39 plus epilogue
Pages:357
Genre: Memoir
Rating: 4 ½ stars
To most people Brenda Warner is Kurt Warner’s wife. But she is so much more than that. She is a former Marine, a nurse, a loving wife and mother; but most importantly a Christian. She wasn’t always the wife of an NFL player. When she first meet...more

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Mar 21, 2013 Andrea rated it 2 of 5 stars

I found her extremely unlikable throughout the book. I would like to hope that she just came across wrong. However, she had to have had final approval. She seems to never be happy enough with what others do for her while always patting herself on the back for doing everything right. Disappointed to say the least.

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Oct 17, 2012 Connie rated it 5 of 5 stars

A wonderful, uplifting story. Just looking at the pretty picture of Brenda Warner, one might suspect that she had an easy life, but that was not the case. She overcame so many tragedies and continued her faith in God. Great story!

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Feb 12, 2013 Loretta rated it 4 of 5 stars

I heard Brenda speak at a Women of Faith event. Since I was a fan of Kurt Warner and I liked her story, I decided to read her book. She went from using food stamps to being a millionaire and still had the faith in God to get their large family through the ups and downs of a NFL player. Good story.

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Oct 25, 2011 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. After reading her previous book written with her husband Kurt Warner, I expected a lot of the same things, but I felt like this was a more personal reading of Brenda and her faith in God.

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Jan 18, 2013 Kim rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was an incredible story. I can't imagine going through all that she has. I read it in one day. I just couldn't put it down. I am so glad the ending to this part of her story is as happy as it is.

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