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My little son was delicate in every way from his birth
My little son was delicate in every way from his birth. He could not breathe naturally because of growths in his nose, and these were constantly growing larger. When he was two years old, he came down with a fever, and this was followed by another severe illness, which left him with a cough for two years. A specialist on lung trouble said that the right lung was in a bad condition, and that there was no chance of his ever being any better.
A friend who had been healed through Christian Science talked with me, but although I knew of her healing I thought there could be no help for my child, because he was so very ill. I felt that he could live but a short time, and I had given up all hope when I first went to a Christian Science practitioner for treatment. After two treatments I could plainly see a difference in the child, and he himself got out of bed, much to my surprise. One day I started to give him a drink of water, telling him that it would stop his cough, when he said, "No, mama; that would be medicine." This seemed wonderful to me, because no one had talked Science to him. At the beginning of his treatments I let him go to school, but the teacher sent him home, because his cough was so bad that some mothers were afraid for their own children. After a few weeks' treatment, however, he went back to school, and is now completely healed of the growths in the nose, also of the lung and heart trouble, which before seemed a hopeless condition.
I thank God for the great blessings I have received through Christian Science, and I am so thankful to our beloved Leader that I shall try to walk in the path which she has shown us.—Myra A. Pestell, Boston, Mass.
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August 27, 1910 issue
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"MORE THAN CONQUERORS."
WILLIS F. GROSS.
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ABSENT TREATMENT
JOHN L. RENDALL.
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THE PREPARATION OF EXPERIENCE
FRANK P. EBERMAN.
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BEING LIKE-MINDED
VIOLET KER SEYMER
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THE OPEN VISION
HELEN HARTWELL BAKER
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PENALTIES SELF-IMPOSED
G. B. POTTER.
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"WHAT THINGS SOEVER YE DESIRE."
MARY L. HENLEY.
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Mrs. Eddy, through a new form of higher criticism,...
Alfred Farlow
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Christian Science is not the nonsense which some people...
Frederick Dixon
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I have read your editorial of March 31, in which you...
Edward W. Dickey
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It is hard for any Christian Scientist to understand how...
H. Coulson Fairchild
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A Christian Scientist is never a physical diagnostician:...
James D. Sherwood
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SCIENCE AND HEALTH MOST WIDELY READ
Archibald McLellan
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THE CALL OF DUTY
Annie M. Knott
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THE REFLECTION OF JOY
John B. Willis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from C. C. Foote, Willis H. Leavitt, Percy Lloyd, H. W. Storey, John F. Braun, S. G. H.
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I wish to acknowledge the many blessings that have come...
Jessie B. Taylor with contributions from C. A. Taylor
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I give this experience with the hope that some one,...
Albert M. Cheney
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
Ethel W. Mothershead
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My little son was delicate in every way from his birth
Myra A. Pestell
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I am very grateful for all the blessings that Christian Science...
Louise G. Fitz Gerald
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For years I was subject to severe headaches which lasted...
Sarah R. Woods with contributions from Elizabeth Mallory
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from H. Hamilton Fyfe, James W. Fifield