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March 10, 1997 issue
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A call for rethinking in the nursing profession
by Kim Shippey
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The healing light of nursing
Sentinel staff
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Each one, a nurse
Mary Bothwell
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Horses do not sit down!
Karen Holmes Jameson
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Transforming chaos into calm
Dolores Cook
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Jesus: the great Teacher
Richard C. Bergenheim
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The light of God in a very dark hole
Karen Ann Noble
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Katharine LaZansky, Lorna LaZansky, Emma O'Loughlin, Jacquelyn Weiner
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Spiritual healing—dissolving separation
William E. Moody
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When my first baby was due, it did not seem possible to arrange...
Nancy Joy Potter
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A few years ago I was at work one day, inputting information...
Pamela Thorndike
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It was just after breakfast when I felt a sharp pain in my shoulder
Alex Rockwood with contributions from Carol S. Rockwood
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One time I was walking through the garage and my mom was...
Mitchell Wyly with contributions from Barbara Wyly