Near Death Experiences & Career Breakthroughs: Mzansi Shares Miracle Stories, Spreading Hope on the Timelines

Near Death Experiences & Career Breakthroughs: Mzansi Shares Miracle Stories, Spreading Hope on the Timelines

  • A local social media user @2022AFRICA spread positive vibes on the social media streets recently
  • In a Twitter post, he asked Saffas to open up about their miracle stories, and the responses were awe-inspiring
  • Many Mzansi online users shared details about turning points and unexpected blessings in their lives

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A social media user @2022AFRICA brought a warm wave of hope onto the social media timelines by getting Saffas to share stories of miraculous things that have happened to them.

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SA online users shared their personal miracle stories on social media recently. Image: Stock Image/Getty Images
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The tweet was captioned:

“Please tell me your miracle story?”

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From life-changing moments to career breakthroughs, Mzansi online users did not hold back sharing their emotional and touching stories on the post.

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@ZolaniPhakade wrote:

“I fell in love with storytelling while cleaning cinemas in Richard's bay. I decided I wanted to be a storyteller. Today I direct The River, worked on international films and adverts.”

@Yandiie_ said:

“I drank paraffin thinking it's Stoney cool drink.”

@sim_p_wekhoza commented:

“My son came out dead, I could see the fear the nurses had on their faces, but something inside me was like be calm and be still, 10 minutes later he started crying.”

@AdvKindness reacted:

“I once died for 37 seconds when I was 4 years old but my mom started praying and I woke up.”

@cedwyn007 replied:

“I got rejected at all the universities I applied to for this year, either due to space constraints or just marks, then I sent an email to one of them asking to be admitted and promised to work hard because my APS was short with one. I got admitted by the grace of God.”

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@OfficalMrsMchun shared:

“2014 I fell into a coma while I was 37 weeks pregnant, I had to have emergency C-section. Baby came out healthy but I stayed in a coma for 2 weeks, when I woke up I couldn't remember anything, for 2 months they had to convince me that I was pregnant and I have a son but now I'm ok.”

Woman, 25, gives birth to 2 baby girls who were conceived less than 1 week apart

In more miracles, Briefly News previously reported on a young lady, Odalis Martinez, who revealed how she got pregnant while she was already pregnant.

As reported by Daily Mail, Odalis and Antonio Martinez were overjoyed when they found out they were expecting a baby in November 2020. The couple had been left heartbroken by a miscarriage a few months previously.

But the best was yet to come when the 25-year-old discovered during her first scan that she was actually expecting two babies who were conceived at different times during the same week.

Source: Briefly News

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