chair and walk over here and get the gun yourself, but you had better not do it in front of the children, so once you get the gun, get of here, and don�t come back." Gary swore at her and raised himself up out of the chair and walked over to the kitchen table.

The visitor, watching in horror let out a squeal of surprise at which point Gary fell to the floor saying "Praise God I can walk!" Dolly walk over and kicked him and said "You know you have always been able to walk and I am tired of being your servant."

Gary went home to his wife and went back to driving a logging truck. He had only been out of work for two months.

In 1978 Gary was in similar logging accident to the one in 1973. This time he was only in the hospital for two weeks. Gary called his parents and told them that he was in the hospital and he was paralyzed.

Again, Gary's father came to his rescue and took him home.

Donald and Dolly used a new therapy on Gary called color therapy and the lemonade diet of Stanley Burroughs. Donald had taken a course on color therapy and vita-flex with the lemonade diet.

One evening while Donald and Dolly were entertaining a guest, Gary played with his four-year-old daughter, he was sitting in the middle of the living room floor. Dolly was asked if Gary was really paralyzed, because there was no wheelchair anywhere and they were still living in a mobile home.

Gary heard and began to whine again about his plight of paralysis and all he was to his daughter was just a lump on the floor.

This time instead of Dolly getting the gun, Donald spoke up and said, "Gary you need to have your gallbladder cleansed and that will help you feel better and then maybe you could then cope with what life has dealt you, and while it is working we will play a card game to get your mind off your problems."

Donald brewed up a concoction and feed it to Gary, and about one hour later Gary jumped up on his feet and was ran to the bathroom!

Once Gary was able to stay off the toilet, he came out exclaiming, "It�s a miracle! I can walk! Praise God, I am not paralyzed!"

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