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Impetigo cleared quickly
Our daughter had a healing of impetigo that meant a great deal to our family. We were on holiday at the time, with other children around. Over a few days, the appearance of my daughter’s face became very alarming. I recalled a friend of my daughter’s who, some months previously, had spent several weeks off school in quarantine with impetigo.
My husband and I decided we should notify a physician of her condition, since I had been told it was highly contagious. A local doctor saw us in his surgery for three minutes and spent most of that time filling in necessary administrative forms. Then he said with great kindness that if my daughter took the medication he prescribed, the condition would be noncontagious in a week or so. I thanked him, and we left.
We chose not to get the prescription filled, but continued prayerful treatment with the support of a Christian Science practitioner. The doctor had recommended that we keep our daughter away from people outside the family, and we complied with this.
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April 9, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Heather Vaseff, Hallie Keel
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Leaning on God stills life’s storms
Joanne Leedom-Ackerman
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To honor and obey God, good, alone
Charlene Anne Miller
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A piano lesson in the key of Life
Deb Hensley
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Liberty for those who have been hurt
Devon LaMaster
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Nothing to fear
Cathryn Rathsam
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Impetigo cleared quickly
Francesca Simpson
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Pain-free and burn-free
Julie G. Denison
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Running injury healed
John Lang
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Desert flowers
Christian Pascale
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The awards and rewards of grasping infinity
The Monitor’s Editorial Board
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A practical understanding of the infinity of God
Eric Nelson
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God’s creation—complete, but not ended
Barbara Vining