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Hoping my experience will help some one who is suffering,...
Hoping my experience will help some one who is suffering, I will tell of what seemed to be a serious accident, that happened to me while traveling on a loaded wagon, which was overturned, throwing me out. My head and side struck on a rock, cutting my head and breaking several ribs. I also received internal injuries. I was raised to my feet, but could not stand. My suffering seemed unbearable while lying on the ground. I felt that the wound on my head was not dangerous, although I was suffering badly from the effects of it; but all pain instantly left my head and never returned, not even when the doctor, who was called, probed the wound. My fear of internal injuries was, however, very great, as neither my head nor limbs could be moved without loss of breath. Being in an out-of-the-way place I could not call a practitioner to treat me, but I kept declaring the truth the best I could. I only let the doctor bandage my side, and I would not use any medicine. In less than a week I was up at work, but a reaction seemed to set in, and I was suddenly prostrated. A doctor was called in who pronounced my condition so serious that I could not live. He said my liver was so badly injured that it had failed to act, and that inflammation had set in. He did not offer me any medicine; he seemed to think it of no use, but I was not alarmed at his opinion, and had a Christian Science friend telephone to a practitioner at Eureka Springs for treatment. I was easy and asleep in fifteen minutes after she answered the telephone.
The treatment was kept up about two weeks and for seven days there was no proper action of the bowels, nothing but blood was passed; then everything became natural. I was restored to perfect health in two months after the accident. I could do as much hard work as I ever did and have remained well since.
I cannot close without expressing my heartfelt gratitude to God, and to our beloved Leader and Guide for the unspeakable blessing of Christian Science.
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May 27, 1905 issue
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The Nature of Omniscience
C. W. CHADWICK.
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"Judge righteous judgment."
EVELYN SYLVESTER KNOWLES.
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Pensions Given Up
S. G. Rogers
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With Bishop Burgess' extraordinary statement regarding...
Willard S. Mattox
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In declaring that we should be "willing rather to be...
Albert E. Miller
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Christian Science is a radical departure from the beaten...
Milberry H. Lincicome
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Jesus Christ, by virtue of his immaculate birth, was literally...
Richard P. Verrall
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Fear Nothing
W. D. MC CRACKAN.
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The Lectures
with contributions from Loring B. Doe, William H. Wood, Charles H. Fahnestock, G. A. Kratzer
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No Large Gathering in Boston This Year
Ira O. Knapp, Joseph Armstrong, William B. Johnson, Stephen A. Chase, Archibald McLellan
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Moral Instruction
Archibald McLellan
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"Ye shall be clean."
John B. Willis
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Divine Deliverance
Annie M. Knott
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Joseph Armstrong, Lucy Turner Barbee, Caleb H. Cushing, Merrill Haskell
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Before hearing of Christian Science, I had many proofs...
Emma Isabel McCracken
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Hoping my experience will help some one who is suffering,...
Elizabeth Linscott
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When Christian Science was first presented to me I was...
Alice Tournier
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Christian Science, as taught in Science and Health, came...
B. L. Mayne with contributions from Campbell
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I have been lifted from the bottomless pit, after many...
Lillian R. Hall
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While sitting one afternoon at the base of Eifel Tower,...
Lucetta Canfield
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Before I knew of Christian Science I had to be very...
Lucy Holtzclaw
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A few months ago I was a great sufferer from indigestion,...
Laura Edith Dix
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I would like to say that I was in great bondage to the...
Christine Keller
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from F. S. Hoffman, James M. Campbell
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase