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AN INTERVIEW
Love's stability—a foster child's story
How can the effects of an abused childhood be healed? In the following interview, contributing editor Robert A. Johnson talks with Jerry Cook, who spent the first ten years of his life being bounced back and forth between a foster home and his birth mother. Here, Mr. Cook shares how the light of Christian Science and the example of one person's life brought him through his difficult childhood and completely healed him of any aftereffects. Mr. Cook went on to a successful career that has included military service, fatherhood, and teaching.
Jerry , from what you've told me, there was very little stability in your younger years. Can you tell us something of what you remember from those years?

April 3, 1995 issue
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Love's stability—a foster child's story
Robert A. Johnson with contributions from Jerry Cook
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Rising higher in thought heals
Marvin J. Charwat
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Never alone
Beverly Bemis Hawks DeWindt
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His children are forever His
Ellen M. Thompson
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Good is not random
Blake Elliott Windal
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Patience
Annette Kreutziger-Herr
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Sharing our proofs of God's power
Beth Ngetha Wabera
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Fighting dragons
Andrea Miller
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Time redemption
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Independent thinkers and television
Barbara M. Vining
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An experience I had in my father-in-law's home reminds me of...
Elizabeth R. Vaziri Zanjani
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Several years ago I hurt myself; my leg was broken and a sharp...
Dorothy Grace Dobson
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I would like to express deep and sincere appreciation to God...
Thomas R. Dittman
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A few years ago, while out of town on a trip, I began showing...
Lauralyn Sparrowhawk