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Cataracts and impaired vision healed
Past healings have taught me that since I am the image and likeness of God, illness and disease are no part of my real being. A healing several years ago forcefully brought home that point for me.
I have worn glasses for many years, and when my vision became cloudy in late 2000, I thought it was a problem with the glasses I was wearing (the ones I was using were ten years old). But when I went to see an optometrist to get new glasses, I was told that my right eye had a cataract. I did not know what a cataract was or how to respond, and over the next several months my vision continued to worsen.
In November 2001 I went to a different doctor, where I received the same diagnosis but was now told that both eyes were affected. The doctor informed me that the only solution was an operation, and that without this operation I would lose my vision completely. I asked to be prescribed new glasses and said that I needed time to think about the operation. I went home and started praying.
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July 1, 2013 issue
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Letters
Bruce Higley, Tom Young
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A diet you can stick to
Evan Mehlenbacher
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Grace
Suzanne Goewert
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'What's it to you?'
Madora Kibbe
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I was seeking healing
Kathryn Jones Dunton
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Love above all
Iain Napier
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Infinite expression
Wil Meacham
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Impossible? Not to God!
Mary Trammell
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Fresh eyes on the Bible
Kim Shippey
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Biking blessings
Gabriel Johnston
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Cataracts and impaired vision healed
Pamilla Baptiste
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No longer depressed
Georgia W. Dearborn
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Forgiveness ends flu
Laurie M. Scott
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Hearing clearly again
Bob Fry
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Truth over tabloids
The Editors