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Translated from Spanish
According to doctors, our daughter suffered from posttraumatic...
According to doctors, our daughter suffered from posttraumatic epilepsy, possibly due to a severe blow which she had received to her head from an accident years before. At the time there were no apparent serious injuries, except for a crack in the collarbone that had mended right away.
When three years later she began to have convulsions, the doctors treated her, but without any improvement. The medical prognosis wasn't encouraging, and even with medication the convulsions continued. This was a time of much sadness and anguish in my heart.
When I found Christian Science almost three years later, a practitioner I called for help brought a ray of light. Her prayers illumined the darkness.
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May 6, 1996 issue
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Do you feel you're a failure as a parent?
Gayle Miller Huizinga
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Love never lost
Jonathan Heim
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"Love is a Mother tenderly brooding over all Her children"*
Patricia E. Lister
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Why be obedient?
Irene L. Alley
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No need to wait. Arise!
Lois J. Thorson
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Dawn
Marion N. Roberts
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The fearless years
Joanne Bennett
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In the circle of Love
Cathrine Joy Hogg
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Peace—through knowing the presence of God
Lizabeth H. Furst
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Hope for the Middle East peace process
by Kim Shippey
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"... there was silence in heaven about the space of half an hour"*
Janet Felicia Faure
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A basis for philanthropy
Russ Gerber
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It is with much humble gratitude and acknowledgment of the...
Edward Hobart Tonkin
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According to doctors, our daughter suffered from posttraumatic...
Alicia Noemí Suárez
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A few weeks ago my husband and I spontaneously expressed...
Audrey H. Walter