Author Information
Terry McBride
Member since 18th January 2007
Occupation: Motivational Speaker
For 30 years Terry McBride has been a highly sought-after speaker in the health and wellness field and personal growth movement. Terry gives workshops to organizations throughout the U.S. helping many to live happier, healthier, more enjoyable lives. His book 'The Hell I Can’t!' chronicles his powerful story of self-discovery and healing. Terry went from a healthy twenty-two year old man to being physically crippled with the deadly e.coli bacteria eating away at his spine and flesh. Incredibly, Terry refused to accept what he considered a ‘living death sentence’ from the day’s top medical teams. With traditional surgical and psychological possibilities exhausted, he began to explore philosophies and theologies from around the world - a quest that enabled him to regain his health and reclaim his life through combined teachings from both east and west, literally transforming his life! If you would like to read or listen to more inspirational stories from Terry, please visit his website.
19th January 2007
Several months ago I spoke at a church and told my story of how I created health even though the experts said my health challenge was “not curable.” After my talk a woman who said she had been a practitioner in that church for seventeen years thanked ...
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19th January 2007
Recently I spent several days with my dear friend Larry De Rusha. One evening we were talking about money and how it should be related in the Spiritual Reality we are both committed to. He had heard, as I have, if one is really committed to a spiritual pa...
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19th January 2007
The first time I attended a Metaphysical Church was in Ballard, a community within Seattle Washington. I was touched by the joy and energy in the service; the lesson that day was about the similarities between all Religions. I remember how refreshing it w...
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19th January 2007
Early in my study of how to make my life work better, I read an article that asked the question: “Is the glass half empty or half full?” There were quotes from prominent scholars and leaders that spoke to the perilous condition of human life as we kno...
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19th January 2007
At twenty-three I had a spinal fusion. Somehow during surgery my spine became infected with the e-coli bacteria. Over the next eleven years while engulfed in what my surgeons said was an incurable infection, I had twenty-seven surgeries. And one of my big...
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19th January 2007
The other day I was watching a television program with my wife. The program was about disease and the part we can play in it. At one point, the presenter stated how several people had received wonderful benefits from being sick and that they did not exper...
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