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A DRAMA-FREE ME
It was my junior year in high school, and my life seemed to be going wrong in every way possible. My boyfriend had broken up with me, it felt like some of my friends were neglecting me, and my grades were slipping. On top of that, I started feeling sick, kind of "run down," and thought I looked fat. Overall, I felt abandoned by God.
My family was there for me, but at first I didn't really share too much about what I was going through. Drama, in the form of mental and physical "complaints," seemed to be hitting me right and left.
It may not sound like a big deal, but feeling unattractive was probably the worst part of this time for me. My whole life I'd felt like I was pudgy, and I'd done everything to physically fix it through exercise and eating right. Nothing ever worked. So during this time, I felt I'd finally hit a wall.
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May 10, 2010 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from PETER MARK, ELLEN C. ALLEN, CATHRYN RATHSAM, DOUGLAS C. LEECH
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SOMETHING NEW
INGRID PESCHKE, MANAGING EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Natalia Makarova, Ron Cassie
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CLAIM THE REAL PRIZE
CHRISTA KREUTZ
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THE ENTREPRENEUR—AND GETTING TO KNOW MARY BAKER EDDY
BY ERIC GEORGATOS
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SLIP SLIDIN' ON THE SOCCER FIELD
BY ABI CARPER
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Lessons on staying in the moment
BY KERSTYN BATTENBERG
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NO GREATER JOY
KAY KEELOR
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PRAYER THAT CALMS COMPLAINT
BY BARBARA FIFE
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A DRAMA-FREE ME
BY ELLEN AHEARN
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK
with contributions from Carole, Dave, Phil, Patricia, Suzy, Penny
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WHEN I 'PUT ON THE ARMOUR OF LIGHT'
SYLVESTER MOUYALE
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A MOMENT BY THE SEINE
CRAIG KRONMAN,
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PAINFUL RASH HEALED
AMY WARD-BAILEY
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INJURED THUMB HEALED
MARGRET ULLRICH
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PRAYER BRINGS QUICK HEALINGS
CHARLENE ANNE MILLER