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Finding Comfort in the Truth of Suffering
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Finding Comfort in the Truth of Suffering
Darlene was a beloved hospice patient whose heart stopped beating the day after her 101st birthday. As her chaplain, I visited her regularly during the eight months she was with us, and we became very fond of each other. Save for some short-term memory loss, her mind was still sharp. She was a devout Baptist, always had been. When tired of talking, she would ask me to read the Bible and pray with her. Darlene had a lot of stories to tell, and s…
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