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Remarkable Recovery in Bolivia

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · May 23, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 21.

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Remarkable Recovery in Bolivia

Word from Brother F. A. Stahl states that when he reached La Paz, Bolivia, from the conference, he found his wife beyond human help. For two weeks she had recognized no one, and did not know him when he reached her bedside. He writes:
"All hope had been given up. The two doctors—Dr. Foster, an American, and Dr. Stocker, a German—had nothing to say to me by way of encouragement. They had done all they could. Dr. Foster's wife had helped nurse her. All La Paz seemed to be in sorrow over her; missionaries, railroad and mining people, came to inquire about her,—she had helped so many of these people when she was well. But I had faith in God, as the brethren at the conference had prayed for her, and I could trust God in this dark time. He heard and answered; for she was soon up and around. People all say that her recovery is truly remarkable. I give God the glory, for to him belongs all the praise."