Testimonies of Healing

I wish to express my gratitude to God for the many blessings which Christian Science has brought into. my life.

My heart overflows with love and thankfulness to God, and with gratitude to Mrs. Eddy for the blessings I have received in Christian Science.

I am nineteen years old and had worn a truss as long as I can remember, my mother having told me that the trouble which required its use dated back to my birth. I could not be without it for one hour, as severe pain would set in, and my greatest wish had always been that I might be freed from this trouble without having to undergo an operation.

I desire to express my deep sense of gratitude for the many blessings which my family and myself have received through Christian Science. I have been cured of inflammation of the inner ear, of rheumatism, and also of headaches of long standing.

I feel , that the time come for me to express my heartfelt gratitude for what Christian Science has brought me. for although I have as yet but touched the hem of Truth's garment, words fail to express all that I would like to say.

I desire to bear testimony to the efficiency of Christian Science in what I consider a most remarkable case. I have waited three years for the following reason: in consulting the best authorities on the disease during the time of my daughter's affliction, I found it the consensus of opinion that when a patient had passed a period of two years without a reappearance of the disease, it was conclusive of an absolute cure; if there should be a return of the symptoms later than this, it must be considered a new case.

Nearly four years ago I first learned of Christian Science, the truth which has again been brought to light after having been unused for so many centuries, and I wish to express my gratitude for what this wonderful healing truth has done for me. About three years ago, while attending a religious service.

I am much pleased to express my thanks for the help which I have received through Christian Science. For two years I suffered from kidney disease, which gave me great pain and often confined me to my bed for weeks.

Six years ago I had to undergo an operation, which did not improve my condition but rather made it worse. One day I told an acquaintance of mine about the hopeless condition I was in, for since the operation a most annoying bladder trouble had been added to my other troubles and pains, so that I had completely lost faith in medical treatment.

About twelve years ago a growth attended with considerable pain appeared in my right breast. I at once called in our family physician, and, after treating me for six months, he advised an operation, as neither the pain nor the abnormal growth had been checked.