Testimony of Healing March 17, 1906 Issue

I would like to tell of a demonstration which was made...

Mary Coit Wheeler with contributions from Ella B. Moss

I would like to tell of a demonstration which was made for me over nervous prostration. This trouble seemed to be brought on by a sense of grief and anxiety. I had become so weakened that I could not dress myself, could neither eat nor sleep, and was rapidly losing my memory. I was confined to my room, able to sit up only a little while at a time. My husband and daughter begged me to send for a practitioner, but I said that I thought this was for me to work out myself, thought I seemed to be growing worse each day. One Saturday night a neighbor whom I had met only once before, though she was a member of our church, called on me. She saw my need and supplied it, by giving me audible treatment then and there. She stayed for over an hour and I felt very much better. The next day I was better physically, and so uplifted spiritually that on Monday morning I dressed myself and went to see the kind neighbor and asked for treatment. At the end of one week I was perfectly and permanently healed.

I am indeed grateful for this healing grateful to God, the giver of all good, and grateful to our beloved Leader.

Mary Coit Wheeler, Chicago, Ill.

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