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Letters
I love everything about Melanie Ball’s article, “Of ‘joints and marrow,’ ” in the September 3 Sentinel [“Worthy, needed, loved”].
I found most helpful the section where Ms. Ball talks about addressing her complaining body as if it were throwing a tantrum. I found this to be an interesting “take” on addressing bodily complaints, and I’m finding it to be very effective.
Before trying this, I used a thesaurus to reverse some of the synonyms that I found for the word tantrum. Very interesting!
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October 8, 2012 issue
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Letters
Anna Willis, David Cornell, Tempie Stahlin
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'Life needs you'
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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You have a better friend than suicide
Michael Pabst
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Beyond remorse to healing
Roger Gordon
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'Love is the answer'
Holly Safronoff
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Breaking the spell of suicide
Dorothy Estes
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Stopping the cycle of fear
Doug Brown
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Student debts: a spiritual solution
Edward Little
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When a friend committed suicide
Sierra Morehardt
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Nothing in the way
Bonnie Larson
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Clear knowledge
Judith Cordray
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'Never really over!'
James Shepherd
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A commitment strengthened
Ken Jurgensen
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A good investment
Lona Ingwerson
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Humble prayers for peace
Ralph W. Emerson
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Drawing close to God
Kathleen Collins
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The 7 ways of God's children
Kaiana Bradley
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Bible game show aims for religious audience
Chris Lisee
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Screening for loneliness?
Don Ingwerson
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Heart condition healed
Lindsay Catlin
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No more back pain
Robert B. Scott
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No need for glasses
Helen Liscomb
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Victory over a food allergy
Christine Parker
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Wherever you're coming from...
The Editors