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Wendy, I have met Randy Clark, the pastor who prayed for Anne, and several other people who were present at the time of her healing. Randy prayed for my healing also, my results weren't as impressive as Anne's. I have a friend in Pasadena that was healed of MS about 10 years ago. She has shown me pictures of herself before the healing; she was wheelchair bound and in a nursing home because her husband couldn't care for her anymore. Today you would never know that she had been afflicted! Also, one of my closest friends here in Tucson was healed of epilepsy after suffering for 20 years (meds and all that). These testimonies encourage me to continue to press in and trust God for a healing. I realize this topic offends some members of the list, however I have worn out my delete button editing offensive list content over the years, and I am rejoicing that at last it is possible for those of us of faith to express our views! After all, I have never heard of anyone being healed by using traditional meds. My own neuro is suppotive to my treatment approach, she says honestly that she has nothing better to offer me. Kathie Tollifson [log in to unmask] Tebay, Wendy M wrote: > Kathie, > > Thanks for the repost. Did you know of any of these people yourself? > I'm > sure believing in the power of prayer. If it doesn't totally cure me, > like > ya said, it wouldn't hurt, and might even halt the progression. Even > that > would be good enough for me (altho' I'll take it all if it's ever > offered to > me!). > > Wendy Tebay