Judy Neumann-Dicks grew up in a loving, poor, dysfunctional family, with a battle between Good and Evil (alcoholism) waged daily. Climbing out of that, she married into her own battle with Good and Evil (alcoholism again) and had a failed marriage. She raised her two sons as a divorced mother until she met the man she knew God had planned for her life. But life still had many battles for her to face. She thought she had super powers, like Superwoman -- married again, the owner of a house and boat, which she called her "two money pits." She took on raising two stepchildren -- leaving God behind. Then her mental state was shaken to its foundation. Her turning point came when she lost her father and father-in-law in the same year. God then showed her that He had the power to do it all. There was no need for Superwoman. She could leave. God was there to take over her life. When she surrendered to God's ways, her life changed. He repaired a second marriage and removed her from a third marriage that could have ended in her death. Many years later, God provided her with Len, another life's companion. The two enjoy prayerful love, peace, and joy.