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by D. W. Whittle

Recovery from Paralysis

“Between two and three years ago, the writer was struck down by paralysis, disabling entirely the limbs of the left side. In this apparently helpless state, I employed a man to take care of me, and felt that unless God should interpose, I must be a continuous burden on my friends. My kind physician gave me no hope of entire recoveiry,

“In this state I made my prayer to God continually, that he would so far restore my strength as to enable me to take care of myself.

“This prayer he was pleased to answer, for in eight weeks

I dismissed my attendant, finding myself able to take care of myself. I now walk more than half a mile each day, and attend to all the associations of home life. I record with thankfulness this restoration of my disabled frame in answer to prayer. ‘^

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