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As a child of eight, I fell on some pavement and broke off a...
As a child of eight, I fell on some pavement and broke off a permanent front tooth. My mother's reaction to the situation was one of great calm. She pushed my tooth back to its original position, calmed my fears, and then contacted a Christian Science practitioner.
Over a period of a few months the tooth became dark in color, although it did become firm again in its proper place. At a routine appointment to have my teeth cleaned, the dentist took an X-ray of this tooth. His diagnosis was that the root was dead and root canal treatment should take place within six months. My mother thanked him for his concern, but said she would care for it through Christian Science treatment.
August 6, 1979 issue
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No accidents in Mind's all-presence
STIG KIÆR CHRISTIANSEN
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To like or to love?
PERSIS E. ZUBER
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What's really going on
H. JACK WYMAN
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Being right
HELEN R. CONROYD
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From sensuality to freedom
Written for the Sentinel
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But now...
Peter Alan Justad
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Knowing God
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Uniqueness of the Monitor
Nathan A. Talbot
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Call God!
Kimberly Risedorph
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About five years ago I became suddenly and violently ill
Virginia L. Scott
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Christian Science first caught my attention when life seemed...
Patricia L. Veira
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About eleven years ago, following an automobile accident in...
Victor F. Sagues with contributions from Janice Sagues
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One summer, while packing the car before heading off to ...
Michele S. Van Meter
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As a child of eight, I fell on some pavement and broke off a...
Marcia Ruth Murphy with contributions from Barbara B. Murphy