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simply said, ?I know those healings are possible, but
they?re not for me. I just want this thing out of me!?

the office. I looked at Mom and said, ?I think
you?ve just found your doctor!?

I heard her loud and clear. I supported my mother?s
choice and helped her find the best facilities and
doctors possible to honor it. As we made the rounds
to evaluate hospitals and university research
centers, Mom had the opportunity to personally
interview each potential surgeon. She asked her
questions to get to know each doctor, and I listened
with another set of ears to what the best voices in
the field of lung surgery were telling her. At the end
of each conversation, I would ask one additional
question.
After all of
Mom?s
concerns
were
addressed,
I?d shake
hands with
the doctor,
look him or
her in the
eye, and
ask, ?What
role do you believe that God or a higher power plays
in your work?? With only one exception, my
question became the cue to end the handshake, as
one by one, each doctor would turn and walk out of
the room.

Mom?s surgery was a complete and total success.
She has been cancer-free ever since, and has
also made changes in her life that help her to
stay that way. I?m sharing the story here as
another example of how a choice in life can
become the turning point that leads to good
things. For my mother, knowing with absolute
certainty that her body was free of the tissue
that threatened her life was the turning point
that gave her the freedom to change her routines
of diet,
exercise,
and the way
she?d been
taught to
think and
live. It was
the choice
to do
something
that
matched
her belief
system, however? having surgery? that was the
key that made these other types of changes
possible. Our personal turning points must fit
into our own worldview of possibilities.

It was at the very last interview with the very last
doctor on our list at a university teaching hospital in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, that one surgeon didn?t
leave. Instead, when he heard my question, he
gripped my hand even firmer and let out a big belly
laugh that surprised me. With a gleam in his eyes, he
looked directly into mine, and with a thick European
accent that I couldn?t quite identify, he answered my
question by asking one of his own. ?Who do you
think works through these hands to perform the
miracles in the operating room?? he said as he
raised his arms for us to see. He let out another
laugh, hugged my mom, turned, and walked out of

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t he Heart - The singl e
eye of t he heart ? the
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in heart-brain
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moment of a given
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