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[Original testimony in Swedish]
In February, 1928, my husband was suddenly taken ill...
In February, 1928, my husband was suddenly taken ill with violent twinges of pain in the left side of the head. When, after a week, his condition was no better, he consulted an ear specialist, who said there was no defect either with the ears or with the nose which could cause the violent pain. After a few days, when his suffering increased, he was taken to a hospital; but by that time he was unconscious.
In my despair I went to a good friend who is a Christian Scientist. I was interested in Christian Science, though my comprehension of it was not very deep. I was advised to turn to a practitioner, and immediately telephoned to one. She started at once to work for my husband. When I came home I received a telephone message from the hospital to the effect that my husband had had a cerebral hemorrhage during the night, that his left side was paralyed, and that the end was expected at any moment. After this message I immediately telephoned to the practitioner, who comforted me to such an extent that I went to the hospital in a quiet frame of mind. My husband's relatives were present and his passing on seemed imminent. My only clear thought was that there is only Life. My relatives thought me without feeling, and very different from what I generally had been, but I was convinced that my husband would soon recover through Christian Science. He was unconscious for four days, and then there was a period of partial awaking from the torpor, with rather incoherent speech. After the fifteenth day the improvement began to be noticeable, and in another fortnight he left the hospital. After spending three weeks at a convalescent home he resumed his work by degrees, and he has enjoyed good health ever since.
Words cannot express my gratitude towards God and Christian Science for the loving work that the practitioner did for my husband in order to save him.
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April 30, 1932 issue
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Discerning the Human Need
ETHEL MUNRO GOSS
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The Compound Idea, Man
ARTHUR CROOKENDEN
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Relinquishing Error
ETHEL COLWELL SMITH
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"Christian encouragement"
ROBERT DICKINSON NORTON
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Tending the Light
BERNICE STEWART
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Application of Christian Science
JEAN M. SNYDER
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Opportunity, Ability, Fruition
VERNITA SEELEY
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Examinations
GEORGE E. ZIEGLER
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God's Little Ones
JOAN SOLOMON
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Alfred Johnson, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
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Joseph G. Alden, Committee on Publication for the State of Nebraska,
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Francis Lyster Jandron, Committee on Publication for the State of Michigan,
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Thought and Words
CLIFFORD P. SMITH
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Spiritual Understanding
Duncan Sinclair
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The Lectures
with contributions from Elisabeth F. Norwood, Stuart Murray, Allan G. Olson, Amy J. Jasper
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The Psalmist says, "Give unto the Lord the glory due...
May Flint Sobey
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In February, 1928, my husband was suddenly taken ill...
Ruth Widing with contributions from Wilhelm Carl Widing
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After I had read the first chapter of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
Richard P. Young
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Christian Science was presented to me in the autumn of...
Frances M. Williams
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Christian Science has been the greatest blessing our family...
Madeleine A. Mackenzie
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Margarete Ecker
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Louise C. Noble
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Elisabeth M. Hansen
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Love
HELEN WARD BANKS
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Signs of the Times
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