Letters August 20, 2001 Issue

YOUR LETTERS

with contributions from Melanie M. Packer, Tom Gutnick, Barbara Beth Whitewater, Sally E. Allan

Thank you for the outstanding issues of the Sentinel. It seems that during the last nine months to a year, the magazine has really demonstrated an exceptional level of healing articles that are for today's world. I would also like to thank you for not editing out the part of Howard Johnson's recent article (July 2, "Death did not end my life") where he stated that a man had called eight practitioners who would not take his daughter's case. I know exactly how that father felt. I, too, have cried with gratitude when a practitioner was willing to help me.

Melanie M. Packer
Poway, California

Editor's Note: It may be helpful to keep in thought guidance Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of this magazine, gave along these lines: "Choice of patients is left to the wisdom of the practitioner" (Church Manual, p. 87).