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‘I am a what?’
Over the summer, I worked as a counselor-in-training at a camp for Christian Scientists. During the first session, it seemed like there was a stomach bug going around—and I was one of the people who got it.
Besides not feeling well, I was very concerned I wouldn’t be able to be with my campers on their three-day camping trip.
The Christian Science practitioner at camp was praying for me. One day, as we were sitting together talking, he said, “You are a duck.”
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