Nisha (Hindu) from Kottayam leads nonbelievers to Kreupasanam

Nisha is an ordinary housewife living in Kurianad in the Uzhavoor block of Kottayam district. Even though she is an Hindu believer, she had strong faith in the Holy Mother of Kreupasanam though she had never visited the Shrine or Holy Mother personally. 

Through her faith, she has even surprised the Holy Virgin Mother by acting as an advocate for the Krupasanam Mother amongst other people who have never heard about Lord Jesus or His Holy Virgin Mother!

She made an elderly couple visit Kreupasanam and take an udambadi, whose only son had absconded from their home as he fared poorly in his studies. Even though the parents did not have much faith, because of Nisha's faith, that youngster returned home.

Nish and her family also received many favours through the intervention of the Holy Mother, that are too impossible to happen otherwise.

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A muslim convert to Christianity narrates her pathetic life

Maria Sabitha is from Kaliyal St Mary's Forane Church under the Thakkala Diocese in Kanyakumari district. She was a muslim before she took the Christian Faith. As a result of her religious conversion, obviously she was isolated by the other muslims. 

She had a severe health issue in 2006 (an extra bone growth on her neck), for which she travelled from pole to pillar but no solution. She went to different hospitals in Kerala and Karnataka states. At when she was in Kattappana hospital, a German surgeon accidently happened to see her and offered to conduct a surgery on her neck. The operation was performed successfully. 

But after 10 years, the pain on her neck became severe and she was unable even to move her hand. Then she went to some doctors and they gave her some pain killer injections that gave some temporary relief. At last she came to know about Kreupasanam and went there and took an 'udambadi'. What ever happened in this poor woman was mere miracles!