Article October 6, 1898 Issue

BLINDNESS PRONOUNCED INCURABLE, CURED

Fanny C. Brady

For the benefit of those who do not seem to receive physical benefit when first coming to Christian Science for treatment, I wish to relate my case of healing pronounced incurable by several of the finest oculists in the United States.

When a child I had astigmatism of the eyes. I was placed under the care of an oculist, one who stood at the head of the profession in the United States; but as time progressed I grew worse, and was brought home from college, at the age of fourteen years, almost a total wreck, as straining my eyes had brought on severe nervous attacks.

First I had to give up my music, then my painting, then the languages. After recuperating for a few months, I would return to college, but always with the same result, having to leave before the close of the term on account of my eyes.

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