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Foot injury healed
It was a brisk Friday morning and I was out feeding our horses. As I usually do, I let the horses out of their stalls to stretch their legs. And as I let them out, I gave them some pieces of carrot. Well, this morning our mare, Rory, was so intent on her piece of carrot that she accidentally stepped on my left foot as she came out of the stall. She had never done anything like that before and it startled both of us!
Rory immediately turned to her right and moved quickly to get off my foot. As she turned and started moving away, she hit me with her shoulder and knocked me to the ground. All this happened in a matter of one or two seconds. I hit the ground hard, and my foot began to throb with pain. It flashed through my thought that having a full-grown horse step on my foot probably meant broken bones.

July 9, 2012 issue
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Letters
Margaret Wylie, Lynn Van Matre, Kristen M. Watson, Carolyn Hill, Jerry McIntire
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Goodness: what's now, and what's next?
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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Showers of goodness
Channing Walker
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The 'futility of futurity'
Joan Lazarus
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Needs met, doors opened
Barbi Johns
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'Type A' or 'Type B'? Or neither?
Blythe Evans
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Diving deeper
Pollyann Winslow
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Trials, not troubles
Elizabeth Kellogg
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Admission of new members
Nathan Talbot
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What should I wear?
Moira Doyle
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Ugh...Facebook comparisons
Jenny Sawyer
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Breaking the mocking habit
Louise White
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Training for effective healers
Phyllis Wahlberg
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From East 77th Street to eternity
Susan Collins
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Flight plan
Norm Bleichman
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Economic troubles ahead? Go deeper.
Kimberly Fletcher
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The water of life
Deanna Mummert
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Welcoming visitors
Elise Moore
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The Mother Church meets environmental goal
Jeff Ward-Bailey
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Q Conference: Toward a more compassionate Christianity
Yonat Shimron
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Broken arm healed quickly
Courtney Brownewell
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Foot injury healed
Jeff Shepard
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A childhood healing
Todd Wittenberg with contributions from Suzann Wittenberg
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Immediate–not delayed–healing
The Editors