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No more period pain
My school regularly holds lectures related to puberty for preteen and teenage students. During one of these lectures, they told us that pain is normal during menstrual cycles and also that our menstrual cycles might be irregular in the beginning.
After I attended those lectures, my periods became irregular and I began to experience pain each month.
May 8, 2017 issue
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From the readers
Charlotte Bushnell, Meg Cowan
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The Christ is speaking
Eric D. Pagett
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Raising children and turning to God as Mother
Blythe Evans
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Stick to the perfect model
Martin Vesely
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Powerful evidence of Mind’s presence
Fenella Bennetts
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A sweet treat—in honor of Mother’s Day
Heather Bauer
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National Fund for Christian Science Nursing
from the Christian Science nursing activities department at The Mother Church
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No more period pain
Avantika Dey
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Healed of several ailments
Donna Black
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‘With lovingkindness have I drawn thee’
Joanne Battista
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Quick healing of illness
Kelly Kioko Wambua with contributions from Francisca Nduku
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'Hath not thy heart within thee burned ...'
Photograph by Sharon Alwart
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A ring of care for Mosul’s civilians
The <i>Monitor’s</i> Editorial Board
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Praying for those in Mosul
David C. Kennedy
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Speaking of Truth as power
Kim Crooks Korinek
