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Message from beyond inspires grieving daughter to visit 9/11 Memorial and write a book.

Several North Dakota Broadband providers received grants to help provide service to our rural communities. Mark Forseth of Halstad Telephone joins the Ladies to talk about the importance of providing reliable internet service to rural North Dakota.

Emily Vernlund lost her mother to a very brief bout with Breast Cancer. During her grieving process, Emily found strength in reading stories of the 9/11 survivors. Her mother came to her in a dream and told her to go visit the 9/11 Memorial in New York City. During her darkest hours, she contemplated ending her life by jumping into the Hudson Bay. At that moment, the skies opened up and it stopped raining. She could see the beams of the Twin Towers and felt a warmth envelope her. She stepped away from the shoreline and immediately started writing the book "Finding Perspective Through 9/11 - A single mom's journey through depression, death, lupus and finding the will to survive."

Dr. Kroner experienced vaccine injury after receiving a flu shot she took during pregnancy which caused her to almost lose her baby. He is now a healthy 13 year old boy! She lives in California and both religious and medical exemptions are no longer allowed. After the Covid shot, she saw many kids getting left out or ostracized for not being vaccinated. It inspired her to write a book about a boy "I'm Unvaccinated and That's OK!" The book is geared towards children and/or their parents.

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Rural Communities in North Dakota
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Internet Service
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Grief
9/11
9/11 Memorial
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Depression
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Unvaccinated
Shannon Kroner
Emily Vernlund
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