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Monica4316
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A great book is “All About the Angels” by TAN publishers. 
Thanks for the tip. I LOVE TAN publishers!A great book is “All About the Angels” by TAN publishers.![]()
We would still all like to know if your daughter has been given a complete medical check-up and was cleared by the doctor. You seemed to ignore that question before.Thanks for the tip. I LOVE TAN publishers!
duh, which is why you take her to the ER asap, because signs of head injury are not always apparent, but any unusual reaction or sensory experience is definitely one of them.The thing is that she has absolutely no signs of physical damage. No signs of concussion. No loss of memory. She’s as sharp as ever. Not even a bruise. All she has is a bump, which was near the top of her head. She’s fortunate she’s not taller.
You are entirely correct. I have ignored it because I’ve been going back and forth with my wife about it. I wanted a CAT scan. She, however, spoke to doctors at length, and they won’t order any further examination, because she doesn’t have any symptoms other than a bump on the head. She still has had no signs of concussion or anything else. I think our health system is reactive instead of preventitive! As of now, a couple weeks later or so, she is her spunky, 5 year old self.We would still all like to know if your daughter has been given a complete medical check-up and was cleared by the doctor. You seemed to ignore that question before.
I liked Peter Kreeft’s book. I didn’t read the other one.Has anyone out there read Peter Kreeft’s book, Angels and Demons, or the one by Joan Carroll Cruz, Angels and Devils?
Seeing a guardian angel is a symptom worth mentioning, I would think.they won’t order any further examination, because she doesn’t have any symptoms other than a bump on the head.