Article September 9, 1967 Issue

Healing a Bee Sting

[For parents]

NANCY S. NELSON

Our fifth grader ran into the house one day holding his thumb and moaning, "A bee stung me."

"Do you want to suffer for a while, or shall we handle it right away?" I said this because sometimes children—and adults—like to play the hero and enjoy the attention which an accident centers on them.

But he was suffering and wanted to be rid of the sting, and he knew Christian Science was the way.

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