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ank you for checking out Ignite Truth. My name is Ted Goodwin. In June of 2009 I began fighting what has been diagnosed as a “chronic daily migraine” headache. Despite constant pain since the headache began, I have not allowed it to stop me from living life to the full. I live a life that is active, rewarding and full of joy. I’ve diligently trained for and completed my first marathon in September 2010, despite the migraine.
In June 2013 “Lessons from a Headache,” was released by Tate Publishing. It is about the life lessons I have learned from dealing with daily pain. The lessons are for everyone who has pain in their lives no matter the situation.
Ignite Truth is about finding Hope, Motivation and Inspiration where ever you are in life. Drawing from my own experiences and those who inspire me, I share life lessons to change our world by changing our attitude first.
I was born in Dayton, Ohio, but spent my summers growing up at Grand Lake St. Mary’s. I believe I got the best of both worlds, “city smarts and country wisdom.” I married the love of my life, Lynette, in 2001. Our son Kody and his fiance Jessica live in Montana.
MISSION:
“To speak, dream and ignite the truth of God’s Word into others”
Ignite Truth 
Hey I’ve nominate you for a Liebster Award, Congratulations!
Michael, thank you for the nomination and believing this blog to be worthy of this award.
YOU ARE TRE MAGNIFICENT. I LIVED IN DAYTON IN 1965**. WAKE UP SOME DAYS WITH MIGRAINES. AM A SOLID DISCIPLE OF KING YESHUA. CAN’T WAIT TO SEE HIM AND THE BRAND–NEW GLORIOUS KINGDOM !!! Michael J. Retired. 64.10 yrs old
Our Lord bless you, Ted! I’ve run with you twice at the Grand Lake Marathon and marveled that you were running with a headache. I have also read “Lessons from a Headache.” Well, this week I got a headache near the midpoint of a 15-miler and you got me through it with the Lord’s blessing. As you point out in the book, take the pain as from the Lord and keep running. I was full of joy when I finished strong even though the headache was still hanging around. Thank you, Ted.