Kind of exciting…branching out to a
different state! See Ya in Wisconsin!
October 8, 2018
Boulder Junction Public Library
Book Presentation
11:00am-12:00pm Program
Book Signing to follow
5392 Park St., Boulder Junction, WI 54512
Category: Nursing
Pediatric Trauma Conference
It was a full house! Approximately three hundred and twenty people attended this year’s Pediatric Trauma Conference in Detroit last Thursday.
I was able to meet some fantastic people and hear some remarkable stories. God is good!
I would like to thank the Committee for inviting me to speak. It was a great opportunity not only to share a success story, but also encourage and thank doctors, nurses, paramedics, etc. for all that they do to save people’s lives.
Come and Join FHoV on
May 18, 2018 at the
Alice & Jack Wirt Public Library
Booked For Lunch Presentation
12:00-1:00pm Program
Book Signing to follow
500 Center Ave, Bay City, MI 48708
5.0 of 5 stars
I couldn’t put the book down. I love how this mom tells her story of the accident and all the miracles & medicine that followed that kept her son alive. You will never doubt the power of prayer after reading this book. Have a tissue ready when you read it because you actually feeling like you are right there with her every step of the way.
-Amazon Reviewer
Alma College
A big shout out to Judy McKenna, Director of Nursing Education, for inviting me to come and speak with the Nursing students at Alma College. Finding Hope on Vegas was a required read last fall for many students in the Alma Nursing program. I can not wait to hear the students’ perspectives on the book and answer their questions. Wish me luck!
February 5, 2018
Alma College
Q&A Presentation to Nursing Students
2:30-4:30 pm
Professional Opinions
Need a reason to read Finding Hope on Vegas? Here are a few.
God Moments
Look What Made the Cover Story….
Nate’s bull riding accident is the fall 2017 cover story for the Saginaw Faith magazine. Author Erika Hirschman does a great job summarizing the events documented in Finding Hope on Vegas. Thanks to Sarah Moore Kuschell for the fantastic pictures in the hops field.
Click here to read the article (FYI you may need to click the Adobe button).
Check it out
Nathan and his bull riding accident were featured in Michigan Blood’s August cover story. It is a great article that emphasizes the importance of donating blood. Donating is an easy way to save a life! You can view the article in full here.
To learn more about the details of the accident and his miraculous recovery check out the book Finding Hope on Vegas
Preview: Finding Hope on Vegas
Eighteen and three-fourths gallons of blood was needed to save Nathan Davis. Yet, throughout this tragedy the Davis family found an unexpected gift by an unsuspecting giver: hope on a bull named Vegas.
On August 9, 2014, tragedy struck the annual Gratiot County Fair. In the blink of an eye, a fifteen-hundred-pound bull named Vegas stomped seventeen-year-old Nathan Davis to near death. Initially, no one understood the extent of Nathan’s injuries as he walked with assistance out of the arena. The situation, however, grew bleak when Nathan’s health quickly took a turn for the worse and he found himself fighting for his life in a small rural hospital.
Finding Hope on Vegas details an incredible, true story of relentless dedication and determination and how a self-reliant family suddenly found themselves completely dependent on Divine Providence and intervention.
For the Davis family, excruciating minutes slowly turned into hours, days, and weeks. It would literally take miracle after miracle to keep Nathan alive, but through the outpouring of support from family, friends, and strangers, the Davis family found the strength to handle more than they could have ever imagined.
Finding Hope on Vegas 