Testimony of Healing May 21, 1910 Issue

It is with deep gratitude to God, and to Mrs. Eddy for...

Louise A. Slusser

It is with deep gratitude to God, and to Mrs. Eddy for Christian Science, that I send this testimony. I came here in September, 1907, to mortal sense a hopeless invalid. I could not read more than a paragraph at a time; I could not write even a note, and had to use all the will-power I possessed to do the least bit of sewing. There was a settled gloom over me, it seemed impossible for me even to smile. I had lost all interest in everything that was going on around me, and I did not know what a night's sleep was. The struggle was long and tedious, and required great patience on the part of the practitioner, but at last her efforts were crowned with success. I can now read any length of time, I love to write letters, I sew and work steadily, and do not know what weariness is. This I think is wonderful, as I am sixty-eight years old. Best of all, there has come to me great happiness and peace.

There is still much to be overcome, and but for the ever-presence of divine Love, I should lose courage; but God's precious promise is ever sure: "I the Lord thy God will hold thy right hand, saying unto thee, Fear not; I will help thee."—Louise A. Slusser, Alpena, Mich.

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