U.S. sports TODAY The Huddle blog, looks like Deanna on ABC's Good Morning America to promote his new book, The Cure for Chronic Life, where he said,
I am a woman of faith and faith has led me through many difficult struggles. This will lead me through it.
And what faith is that? Susan Hogan in the Godhead and beyond, has more on Deanna Favre, his book and beliefs:
... Favre said he's posted Bible verses of Isaiah 41:9-14 to your refrigerator, which reminds him not to be afraid. "That's what I'm leaning on."
She has had plenty of reasons to call their religion before. As Hogan says Favre and co-author of his new book, Florida megachurch pastor Shane Stanford, speaks to survive tough times.
Their hard times, he says, including fighting breast cancer, addiction to prescription drugs and difficulties in their marriage ...
Deanna Favre is also executive director of the 4 Favre Hope Foundation, which supports agencies reach out to disadvantaged and disabled children in Mississippi and breast cancer patients. Previously wrote "No battle against me," a book about her breast cancer diagnosis.
He has also edited an edition Pray for a Cure Pink Bible Cover.
A few days before news of Brett reached a promotional tour, Deanna told the Christian magazine that every day if the problem was multiple Brett's health problems ...
... life can fall into this disease. Whatever the problems may be, if it is an addiction or an unhealthy relationship, you start to close and end up being defined by the problems. "
Stanford, who became HIV positive after a treatment for hemophilia, is leading a United Methodist Church in Pensacola. It is unclear whether Favre has gone from the Catholic faith grew in or, as many people today, is not concerned with the brand name for their beliefs.
This file photo from September 9, 2009, shows the Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre carry pizza boxes as he walks across the floor of the Louisiana Superdome with his wife, Deanna, Deanna says her religious faith helps him overcome allegations of misconduct have been made against her husband.TITLEBy Bill Haber, Associated PressIn 2007 Catholic Online told that their cancer experience brought him closer to the church.Don t Bet 'on me ...
... Not only the details of his battle against cancer, but tells how coped with life's challenges, including a pregnancy at age 19, single mother and a difficult relationship with Brett because of his addiction to prescription painkillers.
His Catholic faith was a key factor in Brett and Deanna decision not to have an abortion when she became pregnant out of wedlock after his sophomore year ...
"All things that have happened in recent years has molded us into two different people. It is amazing to think we started and where we are now," he said. "Our relationship has reached a point much stronger, deeper love, we have so much respect and love one another."
Brett is a completely different person and I can see the power of prayer in it. It has changed our lives, our family. "
Deanna Favre has stuck with prayer. Brett? Maybe not.
Does your faith pulls him through terrible times? How to prayer inspired to act?
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