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Taking My Life Back: My Story of Faith, Determination, and Surviving the Boston Marathon Bombing"It is impossible to remain unmoved by Gregory's emotional, open memoir of surviving the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013. . . . This is a truly feel good book that doesn't stint on the challenges that life throws at us." Publishers Weekly, starred review ***** On April 15, 2013, Rebekah Gregory and her five year old son waited at the finish line of the Boston Marathon to support a friend who was running. When the blasts of terrorists' homemade bombs
"It is impossible to remain unmoved by Gregory's emotional, open memoir of surviving the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013. . . . This is a truly feel-good book that doesn't stint on the challenges that life throws at us."--Publishers Weekly, starred review***** On April 15, 2013, Rebekah Gregory and her five-year-old son waited at the finish line of the Boston Marathon to support a friend who was running. When the blasts of terrorists' homemade bombs packed with nails and screws went off three feet away, Rebekah's legs took the brunt of the blast, protecting her son from certain death. Eighteen surgeries and sixty-five procedures later, her left leg was amputated. Despite the extraordinary trauma she underwent and the nightmares she continues to have, Rebekah sees it as just another part of her personal journey, a journey that has led her through abuse, mistakes, and pain and into the arms of Jesus. This stirring memoir tells the story of her recovery, including her triumphant return to Boston two years later to run part of the race, and explores the peace we experience when we learn to trust God with every part of our lives--the good, the bad, and even the terrifying. Readers will be moved by the joyous way Rebekah is determined to live her life, seeing every obstacle as part of how God forms us into the people we are meant to be. Readers will also find comfort in the message that it's not what they can or can't do that makes the difference, but rather what God, in his mercy, does through them despite it all. Life is hard, but with God all things are possible.
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Company
Published: 04/03/2018
ISBN: 9780800729561
Pages: 236
Weight: 0.65lbs
Size: 8.40h x 5.50w x 0.70d
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★★★★★ 5
Great fog lamps boys and girls!
Color: Amber Spot Offroad Lights
Put these on my 2012 f150 market place light bar bumper and truck looks awesome and the lamps are like high beams by themselves. I can’t compliment these amber light pods enough. Intense strength. Unsurpassed brightness peeps. I bought some headlights for my 74 bronco too, can’t wait to install. Installing these pods are super easy too.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Good product
Color: Amber Spot Beam (ZD000706)
Work great in fog, wish the beam was a little wider but work great
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Some of the brightest yellowish green tent lights I've ever had
Color: Amber Spot Beam (ZD000706)
I put these on my 2022 Subaru outback the bottom middle section of the bumper in the front spread apart about 2 ft they are very bright they illuminate any reflective surface for at least a mile and a half to 2 mi on the interstate people just move right out of the way when you're behind them because they are so bright five stars very easy to install a top shelf
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Well worth the money
Color: Amber Led Offroad Light
Got these mounted on the A-pillars on my XJ. The mounts are sturdy and fairly easy to adjust. The housings are built well.
Wiring is 4 out of 5; battery connection is only a foot from the relay so I had to extend the + and - about 3ft in order to mount the relay in a good spot. Plugs seem nice but trying to run/hide the wires for the lights is difficult due to the size of the plugs. Lights are bright with excellent reach and even spread. Lens are crystal clear. We'll see how they hold up against dirt, grime, and water.
Side note, the spot beam is exactly that and is not even remotely safe for on-coming traffic if it's pointed forward.
I ran these off-road and they were superb and exactly what I was looking for. Well worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Not bad for money. But the spot lens is def a narrow spot
Color: 4.5inch Spot Light, Color: 4.5inch Spot Light
I did a direct comparison to BD squadron pro with spot lens.
Pic one is 1 squadron spot lens, pic two is 1 auxbeam 4.5
Not a pair. Only one light each.
Then the video is 2 squadron pro one with spot lenses the other with combo lens.
Then both auxbeam 4.5.
I wouldn’t buy the spot lens unless you have other lights or just trying to light a narrow beam a long ways. The fill light is not good.
I say the brackets and the finish is on par with BD, not as deep as the XL80 but similar in size.
The BD XL pro is def brighter with better fill even with spot lenses. I would say 4 of these would match the XL Pro at half the money if you have the space for four of them.
But even 4 don’t match the XL80’s. But for 160 bucks it’s a good solid light.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026