LETTERS

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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