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About eight years ago, after a very unhappy personal experience,...
About eight years ago, after a very unhappy personal experience, one of my sons and I set out on a twelve-hundred-mile move, with the other two children to follow later. About fifty miles after our start, we were involved in an automobile accident in which the car was damaged beyond repair. I was unconscious, and my son and I were taken by ambulance to a hospital in the city from which we had started. My son's injuries were not serious, and he was out of the hospital in a day or two.
Twelve hours after the accident I regained consciousness, completely unaware of what had happened. I learned later that I had been X-rayed. My back was broken in two places; there were predictions that I would never walk, and that there was a possibility that I could not again function fully as a human being. In addition, I was having double vision. Gratefully I also learned that a friend, who was a Christian Scientist, had been allowed to see me, and that she had read the Lesson-Sermon from the Christian Science Quarterly to me.

January 24, 1976 issue
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Reflection Is Constant
LUCILLE R. RUSHTON
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Listening to God's Angels
EDGAR F. WRIGHT
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Is Existence Just a Dream?
ROBERT W. JEFFERY
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Wanted: Modern-day Noahs
JILL GOODING
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Discouragement? No, Thank You!
CYRIL ALEXANDER BARBER
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The Consciousness of God's Care
DEBORAH D. LOCKETT
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A Mission for Each
MARTHA JANE POINDEXTER
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Loving Your Neighbor
Beverly Bond Frost
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You Can Never Deteriorate
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Should We Follow Fashion?
Naomi Price
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It was late in the nineteenth century, about ten years after the...
Dorothy L. Paulsen with contributions from Corin Mitford, Valerie I. Mitford
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As a child raised in a Christian Science family I saw many...
Wendy Lee Roberts
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About eight years ago, after a very unhappy personal experience,...
Gloria B. Nathan
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The love and care of our Father-Mother God for His children...
Helen E. Sparkman