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No deficit with God's supply
MY HUSBAND, GARY, was in the logging business as the owner and operator of a log truck for over 30 years. When we decided it was time to obtain a medical insurance policy for him about ten years ago, we discovered there was no health insurance offered in our state for independent business owners. At the same time, Gary developed a medical condition that resulted in a stroke, and he could no longer work.
Gary has always respected my choice to rely on God as my caregiver, and I respected his choice for medical treatment. The costs of his medical care and rehabilitation, which lasted for about a month and a half, were very high. As I was not employed at the time, this meant an immediate loss of income, even though the business bills still needed to be paid.
About the author
Nancy Krussel lives in Aberdeen, Washington.

May 31, 2010 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from TERRY HOLLIDAY, BETTY JANE DITTMAR, ADRIENNE JONES
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LIFE-AFFIRMING IDEAS
JENNY NELLES, STAFF EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Sharon Roznik, Chika Oduah
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PRAYER TO HALT SUICIDE TREND
WALTER RODGERS
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CAUSE FOR GREAT JOY
BETH CAREY
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Not impressed!
BY TERESA DOAN
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My true PIN number
BY ELAINE JARVIS
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No deficit with God's supply
BY NANCY KRUSSEL
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MAJOR 'AHA MOMENTS' AT THE NYC YOUTH SUMMIT
BY LEAH NOVAK
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THE PROMISE OF LIFE
Don Houge with contributions from Michael Pabst
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'I WILL LIVE'
BY MARQUITA GRISWOLD
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VICTORIES JUNIOR YEAR
BY SAVANNA SPRAGUE
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'WE ARE MADE FOR GOODNESS'
KIM SHIPPEY, SENIOR WRITER
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Be glad ...
Darren Stone
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SHOULDER INJURY HEALED, NORMAL MOVEMENT RESTORED
MARIAN HOSSELL
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A CASE OF SPIRITUAL SURGERY
JACK LINDSEY
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MY SON'S HEALINGS
HOLLY MORRIS