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Science and Health brings healing and transforms a young life
When I was 14, I became very ill and was hospitalized. After numerous tests and examinations, I was diagnosed after about three weeks with toxic shock syndrome.
During the time that I was in the hospital, I was on life-support in the intensive care unit, being fed intravenously. My heart had failed, and one lung had collapsed. At one point, the doctor told my mom that I was being kept alive only by medication, and that it didn't look as though I would get any better.

January 19, 2004 issue
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Where's my cell phone? I can hear it ringing...
Marilyn Jones
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letters
with contributions from Philip Jones, Alison Kanemori, Jean Lewis, Miriam M. Dailey, Jean Paul Bruns, Ruth Holmes
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items of interest
with contributions from Steve Brooks, Ken Garfield, Rita A. Widiadana
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Unchanging Love in a world of change
By Bea Roegge
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A neighborhood transformed through prayer
By Michael Taylor
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'Have a large day!'
By Midge Campbell
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From DISCORD to HARMONY—a spiritual healthcare model
By Lyle Young
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Identity in an infinite expanding universe
Reed Harris with contributions from Laurance R. Doyle
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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE
By Melba Pattillo Beals
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Our greatest speech
By Richard Lischer
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Through a spiritual lens—TREK THROUGH NEPAL
Paul Shippey
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A heart for the community
By Susan J. Boyd
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A culture of change—and growth
By Stephen T. Gray
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Science and Health brings healing and transforms a young life
Robin Weiland with contributions from Chris Weiland, Ralphine Locke
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Improved thinking brings favorable change
Ascensión Juan Martínez