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Daughter's injury and fear healed
In 1994, I moved to Florida as a single parent with my daughter, who had just turned two. I was to have a full-time job, and my daughter would be in day care all day. I had really enjoyed being at home with her, so I was not particularly happy about this, but there seemed to be no alternative.
My first day of work, I was just getting into my car after dropping my daughter off at day care when the director came running over to me. My daughter had fallen off a swing onto her face. When I went to see exactly what the situation was, the injuries to her mouth and teeth appeared serious. I attempted to quiet my thought, as well as to comfort my daughter, who was crying uncontrollably. Because the incident had occurred on school property, I agreed to the director's request that I take my daughter to see a dentist who specialized in treating children.

February 23, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Paul White, Dorothy C. Miller, Peter K. Allen
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items of interest
with contributions from David G. Myers, Ed Diener, Stephen M. Wolf
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Want to revise your past?
By Mary Klingbeil Schultz
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ONE PERSON'S PRAYER
Allison Flint Raynor
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Saved from a flash flood— by a river of peace
By Marian English
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GOD IS OUR PROTECTOR
Robert Early Meriwether
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When giants fall
By Channing Walker
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How to get rid of bad traits and discover who you really are
By Laura Matthews
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The most powerful prayer of all
Jill Gooding
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INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE
By Michael Pabst
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Eye infection cured
Janet E. Caldwell
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Daughter's injury and fear healed
Susan J. Ehart
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A child's healing
Elaine Schleiffer with contributions from Debbie Schleiffer
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Surgery averted
Liwayway P. De Leon
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Love thy neighbor
By Glenn M. Linden
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notices
Board of Trustees of The Christian Science Publishing Society
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What about that word man?
Barbara M. Vining