Letters June 6, 1925 Issue

Letters from the Field

with contributions from May E. Felter, Gwendolen Weaver

"Each day I realize more and more how very grateful I am for the wonderful experience of being a guest at the Christian Science sanatorium. When I entered the sanatorium I was to sense a wreck, both physically and mentally. I had been battling with stomach trouble for more than four years. In fact, I was never free from nausea and terrific pain in my head. I had almost given up hope of ever being well and happy again, when my loving family, who had been so patient with me, suggested that I go to the Christian Science sanatorium. I consented, but was still somewhat doubtful.

"I might say here that I had had many beautiful healings and knew that nothing but this wonderful truth could ever free me from the seeming bondage; but discouragement had taken such a strong hold on me that I could see nothing but darkness ahead. The very minute I stepped inside the doors of that beautiful home I could see light; and such a sense of joy and peace came over me! When I returned home, just two weeks later, I was entirely free, and have never had any return of the trouble since. Many other healings took place at the same time.

"My husband, who spent only two days at the sanatorium, also saw the new light dawning, and was healed of the smoking habit.

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