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Back to regular walks without pain
It was a Saturday morning, and Hershey, my seven-month-old lab/pit puppy, and I were at the dog park for her playtime. She was having a blast running and chasing other dogs and being chased.
I was chatting with some other owners, when Hershey and another dog slammed into my leg, causing my knee to bend in an awkward way. The people I was talking to immediately started asking: “Are you OK? Do you want to sit down?” and repeating their questions.
At first I wasn’t able to respond, but I did start mentally affirming that God was present and that I was OK. When I put weight on my foot, there was pain up and down my leg. I wasn’t sure I was going to be able to walk. The questions from others kept coming, along with, “It’s going to swell” and “You’re going to be hurting for a while.”
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June 8, 2015 issue
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Letters
Robinson Crusoe, Bruce Carradine , Candace Lynch
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Nurturing morality
Priscilla Harper
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Reading and studying: a spiritual adventure
Roger Gordon
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What we owe to our children
Keitha Walker
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Hold thy gaze to the light
Photograph by Peter Anderson
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Ready to rely on God’s guidance
Sally Cartwright
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Let’s be good porters!
Kathryn Knox
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Church work supports healing
Chris Sheasley
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Harmony restored in the workplace
Name Withheld
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Back to regular walks without pain
Linda Vara
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Spotting the inviolate in oil price volatility
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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Finding greater certainty
Stephen Carlson
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A change of heart that heals
David C. Kennedy