A routine manicure nearly cost professional surfer Lisa Scarbrough her life.

After contaminated tools reportedly caused a devastating infection, Lisa developed sepsis—and suddenly found herself fighting to survive. As her body began shutting down, she experienced something extraordinary: a near-death experience in which she heard her brother, who had already passed away, speaking to her from the other side.

What did he say? What did Lisa experience while she was close to death? And how did it change the way she lives today?

In this emotional episode of M‑Power TV, Lisa shares her terrifying journey from a seemingly harmless manicure to the edge of death—and the encounter that gave her a renewed sense of hope, purpose, and gratitude.

Her story is a powerful reminder that life can change in an instant, that hope can meet us in our darkest moments, and that every day we are given is a precious gift.

Please like, comment, and share Lisa’s story with someone who needs encouragement today—and subscribe to M‑Power TV for more extraordinary stories of faith, courage, survival, and hope.

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0:00 Introduction: A Native Florida Surfer

0:36 Becoming a Pioneer Woman Surfer & Winning Gold

2:39 The Mindset That Would Carry Her Through

3:51 A Nail Salon Visit Gone Wrong

5:21 Sudden Collapse and Rush to the Hospital

8:20 Diagnosed with Sepsis: A Near-Death Experience

9:34 A Life-Changing Shift in Perspective

12:54 Hearing Her Late Brother's Voice

13:47 A Month in a Coma

15:35 The Near-Death Experience & Doubting as a Journalist

20:25 The "Portal" Experience vs. Hollywood

23:32 Losing Her Foot to Amputation

25:30 Finding a Deeper Purpose

31:33 Raising Young Sons Later in Life

36:22 Financial Hardship After a Failed Lawsuit

40:16 A New Diagnosis: Losing Her Limbs

44:06 Staying Mentally Strong Through the "Perfect Storm"

46:54 Faith, Divorce, and Fear of Losing Her Kids

50:34 A Vision of Jesus Before Her Mother's Passing

54:32 Listening to God, Not Just Asking

57:09 A Dream That Warned of Her Mother's Death

59:25 Advice to Her 18-Year-Old Self

1:01:14 Closing Thoughts and Farewell

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Menopause, Pelvic Floor Health, and Why Kegels Are Not a One-Size-Fits-All Fix

This episode spotlights pelvic floor health with Dr. Christine Klein, a doctor of physical therapy specializing in pelvic health. Host Lorna Grayling explores what the pelvic floor actually is, how bladder and bowel habits affect it, and why symptoms like leaking, urgency, pain, and even recurring UTI-like discomfort are often more complex than people assume.We discuss practical ways to support pelvic health across ages, from kids to older adults, plus how menopause, stress, diet, and breathing all play a role.

Key topics

• Dr. Christine Klein explains why pelvic floor therapy is about much more than just Kegels, and why tightening exercises can actually make some problems worse.
• The pelvic floor is a group of muscles at the base of the pelvis that helps control continence, supports bowel and bladder function, and works with the core, hips, glutes, and breathing diaphragm.
• Foods and drinks like coffee, alcohol, tomato-based foods, orange juice, and lemonade can irritate the bladder and increase urgency or frequency.
• A normal urination pattern is often every 2 to 4 hours, and constantly running to the bathroom at the first urge can make the bladder more sensitive over time.
• Pelvic floor therapy often starts with a bladder diary that tracks food, drink, bathroom habits, urgency, and leakage for about three days.
• Stress and muscle tension can mimic UTI symptoms, including pain and urinary urgency, even when cultures are negative.
• Menopause can affect pelvic health through estrogen loss, contributing to vaginal dryness, pain with intimacy, UTIs, and worsening bladder symptoms.
• Topical vaginal estrogen and pelvic floor therapy can both be helpful for menopausal symptoms, depending on the person.
• Pelvic floor concerns are not just for women after childbirth - men, children, teens, and athletes can all experience pelvic floor dysfunction.
• Dr. Klein emphasizes that there is no quick fix, and progress usually comes from assessment, guided treatment, and consistent home practice.

Timestamps

00:00 - Why Kegels can help or worsen pelvic floor issues
00:48 - Welcome to Empower TV and introduction to Dr. Christine Klein
01:18 - Why pelvic health matters for more than just childbirth
02:42 - How the pelvic floor connects to bladder, bowel, stress, and behavior
03:09 - Foods and drinks that can irritate the bladder
04:07 - How often you should really be peeing
04:35 - Bladder diaries and retraining urgency patterns
05:02 - What the pelvic floor is and how it works
05:58 - Trampoline leaks, coughing, sneezing, and using pressure management
06:54 - Core, hips, glutes, breathing, and stress effects on pelvic floor tension
07:21 - When pelvic floor tension feels like a UTI
08:18 - How menopause and estrogen loss affect pelvic health
09:45 - Diet, bladder health, and the role of small changes
11:37 - What counts as normal bowel movements
12:35 - What progress looks like in pelvic floor therapy
13:42 - Why electrical stimulation chairs are not a quick fix
14:33 - Home exercises and weekly session structure
15:03 - Pelvic floor therapy for kids, teens, athletes, and older adults
15:58 - Why Kegels are not always the answer
16:29 - The importance of seeing properly trained pelvic floor therapists
17:22 - Advice Dr. Klein would give her 20-year-old self

Camille’s Heaven and Hell Testimony: Healing, Deliverance, and a Call to Wake Up Spiritually

In this episode, Camille M shares her extraordinary testimony of being diagnosed with stage four heart failure, facing addiction, and пережiving what she describes as an out-of-body journey through hell and heaven. She also explains how those experiences led to complete physical healing, a radical spiritual turnaround, and a life devoted to ministry.We discuss the power of repentance, the danger of idols and lukewarm faith, and why she believes her story is meant to warn and encourage others. This is a deeply personal conversation about trauma, transformation, and the reality of eternity.

Timestamps

00:00 - Stage four heart failure diagnosis and a year to live 01:10 - Living as a lukewarm Christian before the diagnosis 03:01 - Addiction, alcohol, and the need for transparency 04:28 - The onset of strokes, sepsis, and collapsing health 06:23 - Descent into hell and the beginning of torment 07:22 - The first realm of darkness and abuse 09:39 - The second realm of fear and explosion imagery 12:30 - The third realm and the worst of the assault 17:48 - A second victim and the escape from the room 20:12 - Releasing another captive and trying to flee 22:33 - Seeing Satan in the outer darkness 28:03 - The Father’s power interrupts the torment 30:28 - “I don’t think so” and being lifted out of hell 35:41 - Clouds fill the room and entry into heaven begins 37:39 - Angels, ascent, and the speed of the journey 40:32 - The Father says, “You no longer have to fear” 41:31 - The Lion of Judah and the great white throne 44:52 - Angels building mansions and ministering to arrivals 47:15 - Recognizing a grandmother in heaven later on earth 50:06 - Seeing Camille’s son and daughter in heaven 55:45 - Questions about sin, blood, and the Father’s mercy 58:36 - Being transformed and receiving gifts in heaven 60:04 - The Holy Spirit revealed through water 64:23 - The Father sends her back to earth 70:30 - The word “beloved” and being known by God 71:28 - Touching the Father’s hand and full healing 74:22 - The purpose of earthly suffering and the call to love 75:46 - The number of universes and the return to her body 77:16 - Marriage, ministry, and a changed life 83:32 - How to recognize lukewarm faith 85:25 - Identifying idols, especially approval and social media 87:48 - What Camille would tell her 18-year-old self 88:46 - Life review, regret, and Romans 8:28

don’t think so.”

Contact Camille - https://www.google.com/url?q=https://linktr.ee/camilleroseministries&source=gmail-imap&ust=1787932372000000&usg=AOvVaw2XySLtjk-vA_Q9xXLlFtUU