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Baby daughter able to drink milk again
When our daughter was a baby, my husband and I were told by doctors on one of our required visits that our daughter, Alice, had developed a fear of anything being near her mouth. They explained that this was the reason she wasn’t drinking her milk and was getting upset when we tried to give her a bottle. They also predicted that it would take a long time to wean her on to food and that, potentially, she might never be able to eat solid food.
As Alice wasn’t accepting any nutrition, the doctors inserted a feeding tube so we could feed her high-calorie milk on a set schedule.
October 26, 2020 issue
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From the readers
Lorna Scherff, Bart Jealous, Lori Biesterfeldt
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Keeping abreast of the times
Susan Stark
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Can racism be healed?
Kwadjo Boaitey
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The hereness and nowness of harmony
Lyle Young
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Innocence that dissolves racism
Jane Hickson
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God’s unique messages
Annette Dutenhoffer
Teens
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What you can do about racism
By Christian Kongolo with Jenny Sawyer
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Intelligence that’s always present
Emmanuel Tekila
Testimonies of healing
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Listening for God’s voice heals grief
Nancy Stiner
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Aggressive flu symptoms healed quickly
Jim Williams
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Baby daughter able to drink milk again
Natalie Morgan
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'Let love, in one delightful stream, ...'
Peter Anderson
Editorial
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What is social justice?
Betty Jean O’Neal
- Bible Lens—October 26–November 1, 2020