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SEVERE BOUTS OF DIZZINESS HEALED
Last winter, I faced a very busy week, culminating in a significant presentation I had to make. On top of that, I was scheduled to fly to a distant city with our daughter for a college visit.
For several weeks, as I prepared for these activities, I'd been experiencing moments of dizziness and the feeling that I would lose consciousness. When these sensations occurred, I prayed to feel God's unchanging, constant love for me, and the episodes would quickly pass. But beyond that, I didn't give these interruptions too much thought.

December 10, 2007 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from RUTH H. HOLMES, ANNA WILLIS, CHARLOTTE DEUPREE, PAULETTE WATKINS, JOY DUFFY
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No small man
WARREN BOLON, SENIOR WRITER
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Adam Eaglin, Mirko Petricevic
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REAL MANHOOD CHOOSING THE KIND OF MAN YOU'LL BE
KEITH WOMMACK
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HERE'S WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A MAN
BY DAVID ROBERTSON
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'SO YOU MADE THE COOKIES?'
BY KWADJO BOAITEY
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Preelection prayers for Pakistan
BY ROSALIE E. DUNBAR, NEWS EDITOR
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LET SPIRITUALITY—NOT STIMULANTS—RENEW YOUR STRENGTH
MARK SWINNEY
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A CONVENIENT TIME TO BE SICK?
BY LORNA E. SCHERFF
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what my nanna still is ...
Kezia Mahoney
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RELATING TO GOD'S VIEW MENDS MORE THAN FRIENDSHIPS
VALERIE MINARD
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COMPASSION FOR THOSE IN DISGRACE
RUTH WALKER
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SEVERE BOUTS OF DIZZINESS HEALED
SUSAN BOOTH MACK
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QUICK RECOVERY FROM THE EFFECTS OF AN ACCIDENT
PAUL MURRAY
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'BEHOLD, I MAKE ALL THINGS NEW'
JEAN PIPER