It happened in 2020. One day it looked like a thorn got stuck in the right middle toe and I looked into it closely. But nothing was found there. The pain got worse with the passing of time and later I couldn’t bear whenever my toes touched anything. ...
“I was healed of acute dizziness and vestibular neuronitis.”
Deaconess Aesoon Lee (61, Parish 3 in Manmin Central Church)
On Saturday, March 23, I had a high fever and took antipyretics a few times. But it did not work. Two days later I went to the hospital and took cold medicine according to the doctor’s prescription. Then, my fever subsided, and I could go to work. Next morning, I had cold sweat and no energy at all. Then I was exceedingly dizzy and felt like collapsing down immediately. I hurriedly called 119 for an ambulance. At the hospital, I could not open my eyes because of nausea and dizziness. At first the MRI, X-Ray, and CT scan on my head showed no problem, but finally I was diagnosed with vestibular neuronitis. Vestibular neuronitis is a disorder caused by vestibule inflammation and the loss of the sense of the balance and accompanied with acute dizziness. The doctor told me to be hospitalized, but I was back home. I could hardly walk by myself due to severe dizziness, but that night I came to Senior Pastor Soojin Lee assisted by my district leader. She prayed for me with the laying of her hand on me. I attended Daniel Prayer Meeting through my smart phone at home. But I could not concentrate because it looked like blurred a lot. I closed my eyes with the phone on the chest, and at the same time I was reminded of my past wrongdoings and repented of them with tears. After a while I opened my eyes and all were clear to my vision with no dizziness at all. Next morning, I felt so much refreshed as if nothing had happened to me. I went to the office normally. I give all thanks and glory to our Lord Jesus who redeemed us from all kinds of diseases and infirmities by His scourging and bleeding.
Manmin News 
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