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[Evan Mehlenbacher, “How to erase the effects of a mistake,” JSH-Online.
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Gratitude heals

I once found myself in desperate straits, and gratitude was key to my turnaround.
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We are under God’s unstoppable laws of integrity, fairness, and equality.
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Transform your wilderness

This remarkable turnaround felt like the transformation of a wilderness, the appearance of an oasis in the desert.
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Testify to God’s goodness!

We do not have to be afraid when we’re unselfishly sharing our healings with sincerity. 
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Turning Points In Spiritual Growth
My view of myself began to transform as I embraced the concept of God being wherever I was. 
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Kids
I was doing my hair one night, when suddenly my neck felt funny, and it seemed like I might have hurt it.
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Testimony of Healing

Head wound healed

Last August, I fell full force on my face on the concrete outside a clinic where my husband was getting a checkup.
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Testimony of Healing

Sudden illness healed

Early last year, my husband and I went for an evening walk.
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Testimony of Healing
In the summer of 2017, I hurt my back a few days before a vacation trip and was having trouble getting around.
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Testimony of Healing

Injured foot healed

It had been a whirlwind trip to visit my new great-nephew.
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See with the great heart of Love your true,    spiritual nature.
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Editorial
Contrition, acknowledging and reversing by word and deed our mistakes, is health generating.
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