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Freedom from injuries
I was running to my work as a Christian Science nurse on Thanksgiving Day 1993. On my way, I tripped and fell down a flight of stairs. My cry brought out fellow nurses, who helped me into the building. I had fallen onto my back and hit my head. Instead of nursing others, I found myself admitted as a patient with a cut on my head and back pain that immobilized me.
I am very grateful to have had the example of my mother's trust in God, and to practice this religion as my chosen way of life.
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January 26, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Ellen M. Thompson, Jane Sheehan, Caroline May Wood
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items of interest
with contributions from Kenneth Z. Chutchian
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The power to turn away from drinking
By Lynn Gray Jackson
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NOT DRINKING? NOT A PROBLEM
Written for the Sentinel
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Why settle for feeling just a little better?
By Tony Lobl
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Journey to the stars
By Kim Shippey
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You can't force spiritual growth
By Joyce E. Batchelder
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IN NEXT WEEK'S SENTINEL
Nurse
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Feeling trapped by circumstances?
By Doreen L. Wheeler
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Check out of HEARTBREAK HOTEL
By Mark W. Unger
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Ballet dancer healed
Haley Henderson
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Quick healing of cold and back pain
Phyllis D. Smith
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Depression overcome
Bruce J. Schwentker
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Freedom from injuries
Quinna L. Giebelhaus
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When a child tells a lie
By Even Mehlenbacher
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Human advancement—and prayer
Barbara M. Vining