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Getting Off the Roller Coaster
Does life ever seem to be a roller coaster? Zooming ups and devastating downs with little stability in between? The mild form of this mental trouble is sometimes called "artistic temperament," the severe form "manic-depressive." But whatever it's called, it isn't something we have to put up with!
After being locked into a yo-yo, moody way of life during my college years, I longed for release. I'd been going from strong suicidal urges at the bottom of the depression cycle to exhilarating and exhausting highs. I tried to regulate it all with drugs, but that didn't work. Finally, healing came through Christian Science.
How did it happen? I began to discern the nature of God and see my relationship to Him as His child. Then I could express more Godlike behavior. The Christ was at work.
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March 3, 1973 issue
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Getting Off the Roller Coaster
DEBORAH APPLETON HUEBSCH
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Radical Medicine
ELIZABETH WOOLLEY
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DEALS
Richard Henry Lee
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When I was fifteen...
MICHAEL DAVID RISSLER
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Suzy Was Different
ELIZABETH B. EVERETT
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An Interview: on college football
with contributions from Ed Gondolf
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"[The Lord] brought me up also out of an horrible pit, out of...
Julia Ann Walker
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Two years ago I began an earnest study of Christian Science
Philip M. Zrike with contributions from Mary Louise Zrike
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I am very grateful to be a member of The Mother Church
Shirley W. Bare with contributions from Edwin Everett Bare
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During my senior year in high school, the question of "which...
Ruth Pritchard with contributions from Frances Evans Sweeney