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Deep gratitude for Christian Science nursing care
A little over a year ago I had a fall, and 911 was called for emergency assistance. X-rays taken at a hospital revealed a dislocated shoulder and a broken collarbone. Four attempts to put the shoulder back into place failed, and it was determined that surgery was needed.
The surgeon required an examination by a doctor to see if I was healthy enough for surgery. The surgeon received confirmation from the doctor that I was fit for surgery, but then the global pandemic hit, and all non-emergency surgery was canceled. It was some time before another appointment was made with the surgeon. When I was able to go in again, it was decided that the surgery wouldn’t be a good idea because of my age. It seemed I was back to square one.
But throughout all of this, I had been praying on my own. Finally, I contacted a Christian Science practitioner for Christian Science treatment. He began praying for me immediately. I also decided I wanted to be transferred from the rehabilitation facility I was in to a Christian Science nursing facility. The rehabilitation facility required me to take a very strong pain medication so I could endure their rehabilitation exercises, and I wanted to be free and to rely on prayer.
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November 15, 2021 issue
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Keeping Watch
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Be a fact-checker
Kent Garland MacKay
Poetry
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Nonpartisan prayer
Joanne Storms
Keeping Watch
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To be a peacemaker, go higher
Barbara Horton
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True economy and the law of Love
Louis Benjamin
Kids
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Finding Fluffy
Holly Bolon
Healings
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Two quick healings
Nancy Bourcier
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Deep gratitude for Christian Science nursing care
Laurel Marquart
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Pain in arms gone
Shirley Dodd
Bible Lens
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Soul and Body
November 15–21, 2021
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Deb Hensley, Gary A, Elaine Milne