Shanna Summers

And me and my husband are alive.

And so nothing is...

you know, that bad, I live my life like that.

Like, oh, it's not that bad.

It'll, you know, it's okay.

God, He has changed my life.

Starting at 13 years old, my life changed at a Christian camp that I went to.

And ever since, I've just tried to live my life for Him, do what He would have me do, and make an impact on others, be His hands and feet, love on people, be kind to people, and just...

try to do His work here on earth.

And so I do have a lot of faith.

I truly believe that He healed my son from cancer.

He had an incurable cancer that, I mean, that's what incurable means, that is not going to go away.

And he's 24 now, and he is great.

He's in great health.

And so my faith is strong.

And so I try to pour that out on others.

And I counsel kids.

I'm definitely not a guidance counselor, but I do.

I pray with kids and try to help them get through whatever struggles they're going through.

With my dad's suicide, I have a lot of students that