Letters April 11, 2005 Issue

LETTERS

with contributions from JOHN USEN EKANEM, MEG DENDLER, SHIRLEY D. REID, SALLIE K. LITCHFIELD, SHIRLEY PLOUGHMAN, JESSICA LANE

The December 6, 2004, issue of the Sentinel was so interesting that I was unable to put it down until I had read it from cover to cover within a few hours. "You are exempt from the flu" by Rosalie E. Dunbar was giving me total relief from an allergic reaction. "Refuse consent to disease," a paragraph heading in Rosalie's article, is one I won't forget in my study of Christian Science. "Sickness doesn't have the last word," from the editors, gave me hope of freedom from all allergies.

On December 31, 2004, at 7:13 a.m. while I was riding with my three-year-old daughter to the local market on a motorbike, three big dogs were pursuing each other, and they ran across our lane just too close to put on the brakes.

I fell on the ground with my daughter. Immediately I got up and took my daughter up, too. There I vividly remembered Dee Miller's article in that same issue, "Angels at our side." I told my daughter that angels were at our side, too. Immediately she stopped crying and told me that she was OK, and we continued on our way.

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