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A medically confirmed healing of childhood leukemia
Translated from Portuguese
We were living in the north of Brazil, and my husband traveled a lot on business. I was often alone with our two children, and my younger child, Virgilius, who was two, had many health problems. Since I had to decide for myself how to care for him, I took the boy to the doctor, and we began a long series of examinations and tests, in three different cities.
The diagnosis, unfortunately, was always the same: leukemia. I was told that with the treatments they could offer, Virgilius would live, at the most, to the age of six.

July 23, 2001 issue
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A prayer-first approach to healthcare
Mary Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Don Snyder, Richard L. Alder, Joy V. Smith, Jill Broyles Domanico, Ed Gondolf
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items of interest
with contributions from Marcia Blake, Gregg Easterbrook, David Brooks
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Spiritual healing—a family affair
with contributions from Richard Biever, Heidi Biever
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A mother's answered prayer—spiritual healthcare
By Bettie Gray
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David learns how God can heal him
By Donna Matthiesen
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Sweet feet
By Julie Denison
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God doesn't stay at home when the family takes a vacation
By Melissa Abbott
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"GOD WILL PULL US OVER"
Patricia Chantha
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Pray about teeth? A childhood without braces
By Jewel Becker Simmons
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Relying on God from generation to generation
By Christine Jenks Herlinger
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A medically confirmed healing of childhood leukemia
Teresinha Tertuliano dos Santos with contributions from Virgilius Tertuliano dos Santos
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The foundation for a life of healing
David Pocklington
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It didn't have to run its course
Heidi Kleinsmith Van Patten
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No need to swallow your tears
Heloisa Rivas