In gratitude for Christian Science, and for the benefit...

In gratitude for Christian Science, and for the benefit of suffering humanity. I desire to add my testimony to the many thousands already given. At one time I had a pronounced prejudice against Christian Science, and I was too stubborn to investigate its teachings, but my views have undergone a change and I wish that all could study it and be benefited as I have been. I suffered for seven months the most intense agony from a distressing eye trouble. I was under the care of specialists during this time, but could get no relief. They decided in consultation that nothing more could be done but to remove the eye. In my extremity, a friend called and asked if I would permit her to telephone to a Christian Science practitioner in regard to my case. I told her that I would consent to anything that would bring relief. She immediately sought a practitioner, and a little later I received a telephone message that I was to have an absent treatment and that I could go to bed and sleep soundly, something that I had been unable to do for many months. I retired, though with little faith, but I immediately fell into a restful slumber. I dismissed my doctor and continued the Christian Science treatment, and the disease, with the pain which accompanied it, left me entirely; also a most severe stomach trouble, which I had had for seven years. I am now able to eat anything that I desire, a fact which is a source of great surprise to my friends who knew of my years of dieting. I feel the deepest gratitude for Christian Science,—for what it has done for me, and for the elevating influence which its teachings bring to all those who are fortunate enough to have it come to them.

I. P. Kincaid, San Francisco, Cal.

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