Testimony of Healing May 24, 1958 Issue

In 1955, just ten days before the...

Emma M. Klausmeier

In 1955, just ten days before the Annual Meeting of The Mother Church in Boston, Massachusetts, in June, I had a hard fall on a concrete sidewalk. I called a friend, who is a Christian Science practitioner, for treatment, and through her help I had a very comfortable night.

X rays had to be taken for insurance purposes; so the next day I drove my car to a hospital. The surgeon who examined the X rays knew that I was a Christian Scientist, and when he saw the fractured bones, he said, "I should put you in a cast and keep you there, but I would never try to do that to you." He asked me to be fitted with a brace, but I told him I would not need one.

The first argument that error presented was, "You cannot go to Boston as you had planned to do." I immediately put this down with the declaration that I was not a physical body going on a trip, but I was in reality an idea of God. I drove to Boston, attended the Annual Meeting, and drove home again.

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