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Able to breathe with freedom
When I was in junior high school, my days were not filled with prayer. I did go to a Christian Science Sunday School, however, where we discussed spiritual healings brought about by relying totally on God.
Back then, my family was going through very rough times, and we were all feeling a lot of stress and unhappiness. I began to have extreme difficulty in breathing. At night, I would often have to stand by a window, leaning on the sill with my elbows, in order to breathe.
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July 9, 2001 issue
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Partners in hope and in deeds
The Editors
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Lynda Spencer, Gary Wilson, Emily D. Rodemann, Helen Bates, Jodie Kennedy
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For abused women: it's not hopeless
Linda Osmundson
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WOMEN AREN'T THE ONLY VICTIMS
Sentinel Staff
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What brings healing
Name removed by request
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Paying the bills with God's help
By Elaine Lang
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Help from God, 80 feet under
By Mark Swinney
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I got my wallet back
By Charles Rownd
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Prayer for a child
By Ellen Allen
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Seeking substance
By Bettie Gray
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A life renewed
Diane Sheth
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Able to breathe with freedom
Nancy J. Ashford
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Immediate prayer makes a difference
Sandra Fenton
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We can always turn to God
Marcos F. Colombini
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The truth makes us free
Mary Lou Feringer
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My prayers were becoming old, tired, and rhetorical
By A. Stephen Green
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A monument to life
Cyril Rakhmanoff