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A healing of guilt and of injury
Originally published in Der Christian Science Herold
We have seven children, and at Christmastime we all get together. One Christmas Eve afternoon we all drove out to the country with our sleds.
After a walk, we drove up to a slight hill, and I said, "Oh, we could give the younger ones a little extra fun and get out the sleds." My husband said, "No, don't do it. We should go home instead." But I said, "No, I'm going to do it!" I was a bit overexcited. And I was the first one to go down the hill.
January 20, 2003 issue
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