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Diagnosed cancer healed
When I first started a career, I wanted to help people. Since I did well in the sciences in college, I went into the medical field, feeling this was a way I could contribute to society. My specialization became cytotechnology—the study of cellular composition and the detection of cancer.
I spent most of my days screening prepared slides, in search of cancer cells. If cancer is caught in the early stages, it is possible to cure it by modern technology. I took this seriously and got very good at what I did.
Shortly before I was to be married, I had a physical checkup. I was able to check one of the tests I had myself. Screening my own slide for cancer—just a routine test—brought an unpleasant surprise. The test was positive. This statement from Job describes exactly how I felt: "The thing which I greatly feared is come upon me, and that which I was afraid of is come unto me" (3:25). I had cancer, although it appeared to be in its early stages.
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January 8, 2001 issue
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To Our Readers
Bill Dawley
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Ernest C. Pearson, Ruth Schulman, Dee Mahuvawalla, Betty Keith
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items of interest
with contributions from Robert J. Bliwise, Paula Rinehart
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From Robert to robot: what about future identity?
By Patricia Tupper Hyatt
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Virtual spirituality?
By David Cramer
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Find your worth
By Kathleen J. Wiegand
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Present parent conclusions
By Zoë Landale
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Resting on the move
By Perry W. Fisher
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Pack 'n pray
By Jonathon Moore
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Dear Sentinel
Casey Turpen
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Diagnosed cancer healed
Karen Walsh
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Grateful to God
Subhash Malhotra
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The power of God was applicable
Heather Zurlo
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No longer vulnerable to poison ivy
Grover Torbert
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Instantly able to walk
Ally Baker
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Hug the neighborhood
By Toni Wengler
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How to know what you really want
Margaret Rogers