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Healed of heavy bleeding and anemia
The Gospels tell us that a woman plagued for years with “an issue of blood” was finally healed when she reached out in faith and touched the hem of Christ Jesus’ garment (see Matthew 9:20–22). Could I ever relate! Over a decade ago, I had this problem myself. My monthly period would last longer than normal and was often excessive.
At that time, my approach to Christian Science was halfhearted. I occasionally attended a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, and I read the Bible Lesson found in the Christian Science Quarterly, but not regularly or deeply. Despite having moments of inspiration, I often felt I was aimlessly wandering in a wilderness outside of God’s love and direction.
The abnormal blood flow came and went for several years, causing additional health problems. Because of concern from a close friend and some family members who were not Christian Scientists, I sought medical aid. The doctors wanted to help me, but the more they searched for a cause and solution, the more aggressive the symptoms became. Some very frightening diagnoses and predictions were made. Eventually I was sent to a specialist, who told me I needed surgery but was so anemic that I might not survive it.
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July 31, 2023 issue
View IssueEditorial
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When someone does something wrong
Mary Alice Rose
Keeping Watch
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Does God have a plan for me?
Josh Niles
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This gentle grace
Lynn G. Jackson
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My desire for alcohol ceased
Joseph Shanahan
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Thank you, Jeremiah
Judy Hardy Olson
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Prayer blooms
Kit Cornell Kurtz
Kids
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Summer adventures with God
Joan Ware
Healings
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Walking without pain
Vernon Matzen
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Healed of heavy bleeding and anemia
Suzanne L. Brown
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No repercussions from a hard fall
Daniel Wood
Bible Lens
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Spirit
July 31–August 6, 2023
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Christine Weller, Ulrike Nickels, Lorraine Mahon, Brian Waller