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Prayer heals head injury
Two years ago, my wife and I were invited by friends to take a Pacific Ocean sail to a yacht club on the coast of California and back. The trip down the coast was pleasant and uneventful until we came to the dock of the club. The skipper then asked me to jump onto the dock, holding the bowline to slow us down. As I did this, my left foot caught a safety line, so that instead of landing on my feet, I landed on my back. I felt my back hit the dock, and then felt my head hit and bounce. At that point, I lost consciousness.
I was "out" for only a matter of seconds. When I came to, I still held the bowline, and people were running from all directions to help me. I thanked them, but told them that I had a very hard head and was fine.

October 16, 2000 issue
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