Article July 19, 2004 Issue

Healing for Evelyne

By Jean Paul and Evelyne Nlend Nkott

BETWEEN 1990 and 1993, my wife Evelyne's health was not at all good. She went through a period of ups and downs, experiencing regular headaches, and was chronically cold and tired to the point that she could no longer attend her classes at school. She was often in bed.

By 1994, Evelyne's condition had deteriorated so much that we had to do something urgent. She wasn't breathing normally and could no longer dress herself or walk.

We began to consult doctors, and especially a laboratory renowned for its accurate medical analyses. But after five months on the case, the doctor who was caring for her said he had found nothing to explain her illness, although her health continued to decline.