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Quick healing of an alarming injury
Original in French
One evening I came home from college, and I prepared my meal, as I do every day. As I ate, I swallowed something, and it felt as if it tore my throat. I was in a lot of pain.
I quickly drank milk and water to try to relieve the pain. But I only felt worse and became very frightened. Beginning to feel nauseous, I ran toward the bathroom. I began to throw up blood. Now I was truly terrified. I felt as If I were living a nightmare.
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April 1, 2002 issue
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Down—but not out
Bill Dawley
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Melinda Gotelli, Sally Taylor King, Barbara E. Masten, Joan Clift-Roush, Heather Crocker
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items of interest
with contributions from Stephen Post, Gerald Celente, Stephanie Saldana
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When loss is actually gain
By Madelon Maupin Miles
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Things of the Spirit and better business
By Warren Bolon Sentinel staff
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A financial advisor in Japan finds a basis for trust
Name removed by request
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WANTED: A whole new life
By Sunny Scott-Luther
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I left my heart in Buenos Aires
By Ricardo Saldívar
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DON'T CRY FOR ME
Mari Grasso de Milone
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Being honest put me on secure ground
By Angelika Goedicke
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End of the dead-end job
By Chris Shoaf
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Sentinel staff
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I had to let God love me
Leslie Creveling
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Warts gone in a few days
Shirley R. Graser
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Quick healing of an alarming injury
Estelle Dauchy
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Demand, supply, and God's steady love
J. Thomas Black