Testimony of Healing July 21, 2003 Issue

Severed tendons restored

Jeffrey Wentworth

In the spring semester of my senior year in college at Texas A&M, I was selected as one of five students to represent my school at Principia College's annual public affairs conference. Four of us decided to drive together overnight from College Station, Texas, to southern Illinois.

Near Arkadelphia, Arkansas, while three of us were asleep in the very early morning hours, the driver ran off the road and into a utility pole. I was asleep, riding "shotgun" in the right front seat, and on impact was thrown through the vehicle's windshield.

Emergency personnel rushed all of us to the nearest hospital. I was the most seriously injured. Yet, since I had gone through the windshield, it seemed miraculous that my only injury was to my left hand and forearm. It was, however, a serious wound. Several tendons were completely severed, an injury that the examining physician said would require corrective surgery.

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