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"My brother and I were very close . . ."

From the October 1972 issue of The Christian Science Journal


To almost everyone death is a touchy subject. Some people begin to ask themselves many questions when a friend or relative dies. Others tend to want to forget.

Which is our duty as Christian Scientists? Should we face the problem directly, as we would a disease, or should we accept it as natural?

I had this decision to make at a very early age. When I was nine years old, my little brother passed on. I thought the world had practically ended for me. My brother and I were very close, and we did just everything together. So when he was ill, we still were close.

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