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Healed of malaria
As a teenager, I entered a boys' boarding high school some 300 miles west of Nairobi. This meant a change in the climate I was used to.
The third week of school, I became feverish. When the school administration was alerted, I was immediately rushed to the hospital, where my blood was tested. I was found to have malaria.

July 22, 2002 issue
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'The end of the beginning'
Dave Hohle
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letters
with contributions from Sarah Jane Brokensha, Karen Walsh, Beverly Hogan, Dee Mahuvawalla, Natalie V. Therry
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items of interest
with contributions from Nelson Mandela, Richard E. Stearns, Tod Hertz, Ted Olsen, Cathleen Falsani
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Responding to AIDS with unconditional love
By Ron Ballard
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AIDS in Africa
By Kim Shippey Sentinel Staff
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Africa's comforter
By John Selover
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No longer ignoring the problem
Jack Plimpton
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I felt comfortable coming back to God
By Sifredo Reyes
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How can I PRAY about AIDS?
By Ruth Elizabeth Jenks
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The most important thing ...
By Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff
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Authority over disease
By Margaret Rogers
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Father and daughter freed from HIV
Munyaneza Tite
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Healed of malaria
Eugyne A. Mwoka with contributions from Colleta Musonye