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It’s one thing to be sick for six days. But after two and a half weeks, it just isn’t cute anymore.—jl

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  1. Prisons and deserts have nurtured fine writers (Desert Fathers, John Bunyan, M.L. King, and A. Solzhenitsyn)... but SICKness?  I don’t know.

    Well, come to think of it, Saint Therese (“the Little Flower”), Amy Carmichael, Susannah Wesley, and Catherine Marshall all found grist for the mill in their illnesses. 

    Nevertheless, I trust yours will come to its end soon.

    Gretchen Erhardt

    Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)  on  10/30  at  11:09 AM

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